#3 Yes it looks like Darth Vader. But just 60 years ago this turtle would have been flocked to by thousands of worshipers for bearing a holy visage of the Virgin Mother Mary.
Thank you for this great post. I’ve recently eraenld, through my own paintings, that using a photograph too literally can kill the flow and life of the outcome. I’m changing the way I use photographs, using them now to provide me with a general guideline. I’ve been thinking about it deeply, trying to expand my outlook and knowledge to incorporate more movement into my paintings. I very much want to focus on emphasizing what I find uniquely interesting in a scene or object, rather than to present all its details in accurate duplication.
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#9 Isn’t just a dress, it’s the dress that Scarlett O’ Hara makes out of the curtains at Tara in Gone With the Wind.
#22 – Nothing hotter than a bitch in nothing but a pair of long socks
#27 Awesome. Do want~!
Awesomeness #27 #28 #29
#2 Some guy in Japan saw that in the 80s. So in '89 we got Super Mario Bros 3.
#3 Yes it looks like Darth Vader. But just 60 years ago this turtle would have been flocked to by thousands of worshipers for bearing a holy visage of the Virgin Mother Mary.
#19 is some serious lack of caring, so funny!
#4
Nice pubes.
#15
party pug, loves to party
http://thechive.com/2011/06/01/more-animals-that-…
Where is its tail???
Pembroke Welsh Corgis don't have tails
#22 I want you to draw me like one of your French girls.
#28 made me spit my coffee all over the screen.
#4
Lana: Cyril is already freaked out enough about us sharing this shoebox without you air-drying your unkempt bush.
Archer: Unkempt bush!? You're one to talk.
Lana: My vulva is a smoother than a veal cutlet!
#29 pweeez don't go……
28
Reminds me of silent bob
#30 My puppy made it on the Chive!!!!!! Her name is Starsky. half lab/ half border collie.
#28
Gansta guinea pig is Gansta.
New way 4 adults to do sex go to
http://titsalbum.blogspot.com/2010/10/bree-olsen_…
# 12 Try to take this bike, bro.
Thank you for this great post. I’ve recently eraenld, through my own paintings, that using a photograph too literally can kill the flow and life of the outcome. I’m changing the way I use photographs, using them now to provide me with a general guideline. I’ve been thinking about it deeply, trying to expand my outlook and knowledge to incorporate more movement into my paintings. I very much want to focus on emphasizing what I find uniquely interesting in a scene or object, rather than to present all its details in accurate duplication.