the strokes in the magazines

You need to draw and make art or else all the images will stay in your head and you'll get sick

Navajo riders, Canyon de Chelly, Arizona

Photographer: Edward Kemp Date: 1920 - 1930? Lantern Slide Number: LS.1444

Riders near Tent Rock Ranch, Pena Blanca, New Mexico

Photographer: T. Harmon Parkhurst Date: 1935? Negative Number: 050985

ERIN VEST All The Horses Of Iceland

Mare with Foal and a Wolf in the Mountains

Elisabeth Sinding

I’ve had this little animation as my after-work-project for some weeks! In the first Narnia book there is this scene where an old tired horse is given wings and renewed life energy, and the little illustration that came with it has stayed with me ever since!

by eric chakeen

ordinary things, s.t

The ancient greeks really had graves for dogs. And they carved stuff on the stone like “carrying you here, I now feel as much grief as I felt joy when I carried you home” and “you never barked without reason, but now you are silent”. The human urge to tell a story spans centuries and millennia, and the loss of a really good dog makes you want to tell people - even people centuries in the future, who will never know your name - that there once was a dog who was a very good girl, but now she no longer is and you aren’t sure what to do with all this sorrow.

“If you promise to stay alive just a little bit longer I promise that we are going to make this world a place worth living in by any means necessary. I ain’t giving up. I swear.” 

Spotted in Clackamas, Oregon

She took the midnight train going anywhere

ancient greek word of the day: μελίχρυσος (melichrysos), gold-honey-colored

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