I'm Linda (sometimes majestybunny, or Rita).
I am a college student from NYC! This is mainly an insp blog, but also my main.
Insp tag.
Fandom blog is here.
i like writing kanji and i think it’s cool when they get complicated but this
has no excuse whatsoever to exist
It’s the name for a noodle dish that’s common in China’s Shaanxi province.
When I first saw it on advertisements in Xi’an I figured it was some kind of marketing thing? Actually the noodles have gotten pretty popular because of the character, so it must’ve worked
Kazuma Kaneko; Japanese character/demon designer employed by ATLUS, best known for his work on the Megami Tensei Series.
Forever inspiration & perfect man.
Beijing-based artist Huang Yan expertly emulates traditional paintings from the Song Dynasty of Chinese landscapes on the human body. While the style and art of painting is a traditional practice, the choice to use the human form as a canvas adds new meaning to the works. The contemporary artist’s series, aptly titled Chinese Landscapes, presents a visual relationship between man and nature through his expert application.
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Some sort of bliss known as mochido - the mochi donut.
And now Mitsuwa is added to my list of places to visit when I am next in CA.
(courtesy of NotCot)
BIG cats love boxes too!
the obverse to “a lion still has claws my lord” <:V
The caracal is like “no, I am dignified” and sorry bb, ur a cat in a box.
aaaaaaaa helia and i went here and saw these cats!!! babiiiies~~
Papercuts by Sara Burgess
A Year In Trees
A made this animated/print piece to accompany the beautiful op-ed story “A Year in Trees” for the NY Times. I was really excited to try animating something like this. Thanks AD’s Erich Nagler and Aviva Michaelov !
