Posted 4 weeks ago, on May 5, with 574 notes
Oh my fuck.. It’s like it’s fucking moving.
Posted 4 weeks ago, on May 4, with 887 notes
I wish there were a moving shirt, just like this.. I’d wear it every fucking day..
Posted 1 month ago, on April 17, with 542 notes
Posted 1 month ago, on April 17, with 18,020 notes

speechlesstalking:

I don’t understand why women find it acceptable to let men decide laws on abortion. The majority of the government is men and their opinions on abortion have the biggest impact. Men will never need to have an abortion or understand what it’s like to make that decision. They shouldn’t have a say on what women can do with their own bodies. 

Posted 1 month ago, on April 17, with 3 notes
Posted 3 months ago, on February 22, with 78 notes
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Posted 3 months ago, on February 13
This is for Janell! <3 I fucking love you best friend. The white kid on the left, is my bro Sean. And the black kid with the glasses next to him is my other bro Derick. His birthday was Friday.
Posted 3 months ago, on February 12
slavetothewobble: James Roper - Paroxysm “By constructing abstract bodies formed from multiple elements these works mimic the complex bodily structures found within nature. Biological machines such as the human body process and retain energy and any processes placed under restraint will result in an intensification of it’s eventual release. The work attempts to portray this intermediate state as control gives way to chaotic abandon and a transition occurs from one state to the next. I am heavily influenced by the excessive and sensuously rich imagery of Baroque art and it’s depiction of the unfettering of religious restraint. Instead of the gentle ushering of the spirit towards the heavens my paintings spit, ejaculate, regurgitate and projectile vomit the spirit out, rejecting it’s bodily form in a fit of maniacal hysterics, a nonsensical reflexive outburst like the spasmodic speaking in tongues of those ‘slain in the spirit”
Posted 3 months ago, on February 12, with 9,259 notes
Posted 4 months ago, on January 17, with 548 notes