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Posted on June 18, 2013 via with 23,614 notes
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Trials of the Spirit ~
Available as a print here: http://society6.com/FeriArts
Thanks for your feedback everyone <3
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Posted on June 18, 2013 via Feri's Sketchbook with 1,750 notes
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zuky:
Great art and artists are not reliant on tools to create astounding masterpieces. The end product is a result of ability, discipline and vision.
-VShe’s using a broom but the technique is the same as traditional Japanese or Chinese brushwork. And when it comes to traditional brushwork, one word: practice. It’s a beautiful piece. I bet she can do a half-dozen of those in a day.
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Posted on June 18, 2013 via Bhakta's Weblog with 435 notes
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History Is Never Old News
(I am working in the print department of an office-supply store. An older customer comes in with a folder of very old newspaper articles.)
Customer: “Hello, young lady. I was just wondering if you could make some copies of these articles for me. They are getting old and I would like to preserve them.”
Me: “Of course!”
Customer: “Thank you very much. If you don’t mind, I’m going to go look around while you do this.”
(I agree, and he hands me the articles. I can see that it is an article about a man who was killed during World War Two. In one of the articles, it shows a picture of the deceased man holding a baby. As the customer has requested, I make copies of the articles that are beginning to fray, rip, and yellow. After making the copies, I quickly laminate them in order to keep them really preserved. The customer comes back.)
Me: “So you know, sir, I noticed that the articles you had were starting to rip, and I assumed that was why you were making the copies. When I finished the copies, I laminated them for you.”
Customer: “I appreciate that young lady, but I can’t afford the lamination.”
Me: “I like history, and I think historical documents are very important to keep. The lamination is free of charge!”
(The customer begins to cry.)
Me: “Sir, are you alright?”
Customer: “Yes, yes. Do you see this baby in this picture? This was me when I was just a few days old. This was the only time my father ever held me before he died. This is all I have to remember him by, and you just helped me to keep them preserved so I can keep his memory alive. Miss, please… can I give you a hug?”
Me: “Of course!”
(He gives me the warmest hug I have ever experienced.)
Customer: “Thank you, miss. You have no idea how happy you just made an old man.”
(I am also crying, due to the joy I gave this customer by taking two seconds to laminate his articles. After pulling away from him, I notice that my manager is also beginning to cry.)
Manager: “Sir, these copies are on the store. Have a nice day, and come see us if you ever need anything else.”
(The customer leaves with a huge smile on his face, and my manager and I are both cheery for the rest of the day. When I arrive at work the next day, I find a small bouquet of flowers sitting on my desk with a note from the customer.)
Note From The Customer: “I picked these flowers for you from my garden. They aren’t much, but I was hoping I could brighten your day as much as you brightened mine.”
(I still have that note, along with one of the flowers that I kept and pressed in a scrap book. I will never forget that man, and the father he never knew.)
Posted on June 18, 2013 with 1 note
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Posted on June 18, 2013 via ò_ô with 5,743 notes
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A mashup I created using the Imagine Dragons song “Radioactive” and the Daft Punk song “Harder Better Faster”. Follow me at DeclanTumbles.tumblr.com for more mashups.
Holy shit

Wowza.

oh my word.

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Posted on June 18, 2013 via Declan Tumbles with 59,646 notes
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some awesome signs outside the Supreme Court
May I just please direct your attention to the facial expression of the girl in the middle last picture? It’s quite amazing.
not long ago our marriage was illegal
if that doesn’t put shit in perspective then what does
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A Song of Ice and Fire - Brazilian’s art covers by Marc Simonetti (inspired by this)
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Posted on June 17, 2013 via stark gurl with 4,827 notes
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Posted on June 17, 2013 via ❤ とてもかわいいね ❤ with 16,348 notes
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