This just arrived. Look at @Maddyology being all in Tiny Stories 2! (Which she talks about here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2JwBCSwZpc)

This just arrived. Look at @Maddyology being all in Tiny Stories 2! (Which she talks about here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2JwBCSwZpc)

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laughingsquid:

Bob Dylan’s Subterranean Homesick Blues: A Hand Lettering Experience

gise11e:

Medusa Victims

geekerrific:

dduane:

nevver:

Moby

Yeah.

Slowly becoming a Melville fangirl.

“but the reason why the grave-digger made music must have been because there was none in his spade” was a game-changer.

geekerrific:

dduane:

nevver:

Moby

Yeah.

Slowly becoming a Melville fangirl.

“but the reason why the grave-digger made music must have been because there was none in his spade” was a game-changer.

A 1993 comic by Art Spiegelman of a time he visited Maurice Sendak (from The New Yorker).

A 1993 comic by Art Spiegelman of a time he visited Maurice Sendak (from The New Yorker).

thomforsyth:

PAPERCUTS | Peter Callesen

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Tags: art queue

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Tags: art queue

"I think you work out something. I wouldn’t call them ideas. I think ideas are what you want to get rid of. I don’t really like songs with ideas. They tend to become slogans. They tend to be on the right side of things: ecology or vegetarianism or antiwar. All these are wonderful ideas but I like to work on a song until those slogans, as wonderful as they are and as wholesome as the ideas they promote are, dissolve into deeper convictions of the heart. I never set out to write a didactic song. It’s just my experience. All I’ve got to put in a song is my own experience."

Leonard Cohen interviewed by Dorian Lynskey (via guardian)

dinoaday:

Baby Tyrannosaurus Rex hatching.
Did you know you can make requests? Now you do!

dinoaday:

Baby Tyrannosaurus Rex hatching.

Did you know you can make requests? Now you do!

jlukeroberts:

Medallists. 

jlukeroberts:

Medallists. 

dinoaday:

Yoshi
Lived: Since 1990 to present.
About: 
Yoshi is the first domesticated dinosaur used primarily for transportation in the Mushroom Kingdom. This bright green omnivore can also eat ten-times his weight in goombas and other smaller prey. Interestingly, even a male Yoshi can produce eggs and when provoked will use them as projectiles. Yoshis can also drive cars, play sports such as tennis and golf, and float for short periods of time.

dinoaday:

Yoshi

Lived: Since 1990 to present.

About: 

Yoshi is the first domesticated dinosaur used primarily for transportation in the Mushroom Kingdom. This bright green omnivore can also eat ten-times his weight in goombas and other smaller prey. Interestingly, even a male Yoshi can produce eggs and when provoked will use them as projectiles. Yoshis can also drive cars, play sports such as tennis and golf, and float for short periods of time.

(via panditty)

dinoaday:

Mussaurus (“Mouse Lizard”)
Lived: ~215 million years ago during the late Triassic period.
Size: 3 meters long and 70 kilograms.
About:
These tiny herbivores are named for their small size. Their fossils suggest that these are the ancestors of later sauropods such as the apatosaurus.

dinoaday:

Mussaurus (“Mouse Lizard”)

Lived: ~215 million years ago during the late Triassic period.

Size: 3 meters long and 70 kilograms.

About:

These tiny herbivores are named for their small size. Their fossils suggest that these are the ancestors of later sauropods such as the apatosaurus.

dinoaday:

Iguanodon (“Iguana-tooth” or “The Fonzie of Dinosaurs”)
Lived: From the late Jurassic period to the late Cretaceous period.
Size: 10 meters long and 3 tons.
About:
This herbivore has conical spikes for thumbs causing it to have a perpetual state of thumbs up. Its tail is stiff, similar to that of a kangaroo, disproving the previous belief that the iguanodon was strictly bipedal. This dinosaur was probably everydino’s best bud.

dinoaday:

Iguanodon (“Iguana-tooth” or “The Fonzie of Dinosaurs”)

Lived: From the late Jurassic period to the late Cretaceous period.

Size: 10 meters long and 3 tons.

About:

This herbivore has conical spikes for thumbs causing it to have a perpetual state of thumbs up. Its tail is stiff, similar to that of a kangaroo, disproving the previous belief that the iguanodon was strictly bipedal. This dinosaur was probably everydino’s best bud.