(via onehellofarascal)
(via onehellofarascal)
(Source: thestar.blogs.com, via alionamongladies)
The same month when storyboards came about [for the movie], Miyazaki set off to the ancient forests of Yakushima, in Kyushu and the mountains of Shirakami-Sanchi in northern Honshu [of Japan].
“It was just right, the ruins of this ancient forest reflects on us as humans. We need to learn to appreciate what we have left of the environment, and I wanted this as a theme for the animation.” -Miyazaki on his inspiration for Princess Mononoke
Original 18” x 24” x 3/4”
“Mushroom Quilt”
by Phil Gibson at mycultcanvas.com
(via steigenundsteigen)
Street Faces by Aurélien Fontanet
When you laugh, the world laughs with you. Often times literally with creepy faces that appear to be built in to the surrounding sidewalks, walls, and devices. Quietly they watch, judging… contemplating some secret fate that is yet to befall you and fostering a perverse pleasure in not being able to warn you (they are inanimate objects after all, they can’t talk, you know. You’re probably just imagining things anyways).
Artist: Behance
(via onehellofarascal)
(Source: herkindoftea, via onehellofarascal)
by honeyjazz
(Source: v0q, via onehellofarascal)
(Source: wandering-deer, via onehellofarascal)