urhajos:

ST. DENIS (by aryz.)

A red-eyed tree frog

Photograph: Megan Lorenz / Rex Features/Rex Features

(Source: Guardian)

(Source: iraffiruse)

fer1972:

Petros Afshar

huge-ego-sorry:

DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE

:’D

(Source: expo7000)

artchipel:

Scott Partridge | jevajeva on Tumblr

In the Chinese zodiac the years of the ox are 1925, 1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985 and 1997. The ox is stubborn, but also persistent, dependable and loyal.

These images were designed for a Culture Initiative show in Charlotte, NC featuring animals of the Chinese zodiac. 

hyena-hyena:

-Unknown

cyne-wulf:

What awesome little frog

modernizing:

PHILOSOPHY POSTERS: BEAUTIFUL AND INSPIRING WORDS

These posters do just that, capturing some of the wisdom written by the great philosophers that have gone before us, those who explored the far boundaries of human understanding and wisdom. The bold, black and white typography against a newsprint like halftone, is just the right look for such truthful statements strongly said.

The series of posters was created by Max Temkin, a designer and print maker from Chicago, Illinois. He was inspired to create the set after a retiring teacher gave him a poster containing an enlightening message from Friedrich Nietzsche… but one that was designed in a fashion far less inspiring than the quote itself. Looking to create something more fitting of the wise words these thinkers gave us, he recently started a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds and sell the beautiful hand silk-screened posters at a bargain price of $20 a pop… and has had a huge amount of interest. In fact, he’s sold 1362 prints to date. It’s almost as inspiring a story as the quotes he’s sharing. To get your hands on one of these prints and their deep messages, head to Max’s site: Maxistentialism.

(via visualnews)