Cinderella Concept Art by Mary Blair
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SHERLOCK and JOHN in many shapes and forms! My personal favorite is them as table lamps. Part of my contribution for 7 Patch Problem Artbook.
THE HAMMERHEAD SHARK!
How are all of these so perfect? How are these the perfect lamps?
But the opossum. He’s playing dead.
I DIDN’T EVEN NOTICE THAT THE POSSUM WAS PLAYING DEAD. THAT IS AMAZING!!!
Sometimes I think my feelings are broken.
Photo by Adam Bartos
A boat for singing together. Simple as that.
moonrise kingdom as a fantasy adventure !! this was for one of my finals where i redesigned suzy as a magic princess escaped from an oppressive kingdom and sam as an orphaned vagabond who traverse the land to find the legendary moonrise kingdom where they can live peacefully together ~
they’re a little bit older, but i still tried to maintain the innocence of the real movie!oh man oh man so good
Zachary Rose’s Petheadz is our favorite thing today.
He shoots photos of Toronto pets and their owners and does an incredible job of merging them into one.
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best. flashmob. ever.
I am legit in tears.
oh wow
wow
YES GOOD
Goosebumps
Goosebumps all overWow why am I crying this was amazing. Started welling up when the horns came out holy shit can’t even fucking deal right now.
Proof that humanity, when given the opportunity to appreciate something beautiful and creative, will always gather in droves to see and enjoy that which is given.
It was really hard to not cry but I did anyway
Well, I’m grinning from ear to ear now.
Holy shit, I would love to do this one day. I should pick up my horn again..
I literally cried at hearing this
This is pure amazing.
Going to sound like a broken record but totally in tears after listening to this because it was so amazing.
Yet more proof that music is the universal language of the soul.
Oh my gosh.I LOVED THIS. The conductor in the stripey polo shirt! The choir members holding babies! The spectators singing and conducting along with the performers! It turned something—orchestral music—that’s usually formal and removed from everyday life into something universal and accessible and wonderful. And OF COURSE I cried.
Ludwig von Beethoven: making people’s hearts swell and eyes overflow since 1824.
WHY DOES THIS MAKE ME CRY? I CAN’T UNDERSTAND WHY IT MAKES ME CRY.
What a fine humanity it is.