itscolossal:

Handmade Resin Bangles Embedded with Flowers and Bark

adampacmanjones:

reneelajolie:

desertwinds:

I’m always a different person in each pic. 

In love. 💕

I honestly couldn’t handle being looked at by someone with this great of a eye region

fuckyeahlotrelves:

lotrfashion:

Sword for Lothlorien elves

Wow these do actually look like Mallorn leaves :3

Night-shining clouds in Norway

fractals. everything is fractals.

THIS THOUGH everything is fractals - the branches on a tree, the veins in your body, lightning, snowflakes, river networks, and so much more.

johnmarkgreenpoetry:

When it rains, the world softens around the edges; streets and sidewalks become a liquid mirror onto which lights and colors bleed.  When it rains, everything becomes beautiful… for a while.  -John Mark Green  

counting-dollars-counting-stars:

meeshay:

doxiequeen1:

Well, the skirt is done! It came out better than I had expected, it looks almost exactly like I had envisioned so i’m really happy. 

It’s made from thirty yards of tulle, five yards of organza, fifteen meters of LED lights, eighteen feet of christmas garlands, wreath mesh, and fake flowers.

The dress runs off of fifteen batteries, which makes it really heavy, but surprisingly easy to move around in. 

I have a blog post about how I made it and a video that shows the process!!

oh my gosh this is more beautiful each time I see it.

Oh my god.

cameoappearance:

nubbsgalore:

striped icebergs form as meltwater refreezes in crevasses atop glaciers before air bubbles can become trapped in the ice later calved into icebergs, or when supercooled seawater freezes inside cracks beneath an ice shelf, which then becomes visible when the iceberg breaks off and flips. 

over time, the weight of accumulated snow contorts and curves these blue bands of ice, as does erosion from waves and wind. dust and volcanic ash falling on the iceberg can can darken the ice, while dissolved organic compounds entering from below can shade it towards cyan. 

accumulated snow also compresses air bubbles trapped in the iceberg, thus preventing them from otherwise interfering with the passage of light. and because water absorbs photons from the red end of the visible spectrum much better than the blue end, bubble free ice takes on a blue colour. 

photos by (click pic) duthion, oyvind tangen, steve nicol, john weller, youri loof, paul lee, walter huber

stripesbergs