( artist who did this work does not have this habit though! )
Now that I think I'll actually start using this!
Here is just stuff that I like, find cute and whatever.
Laughingskulls, is my art blog!
Bye~ • Ask me anything
Wheeew
Here is just stuff that I like, find cute and whatever.
Laughingskulls, is my art blog!
Bye~ • Ask me anything
Wheeew
Peanut Butter Fudge Coffee Ice Cream Cupcakes
Just the name of this is comprised of literally everything I love.
(via fuckyeahdeliciousfood)
me since graduating high school
Me after I graduate high school
me while I’m still in high school
Me while I’m in university
Me in life
Me
(Source: heropsychodreamer, via daggerleonelli)
Hi, are you sad? It’s okay to be sad. Here are some buns; let them soothe you emma.
(Source: grandmasmarmalade)
The Queen’s Android
Marie-Antoinette’s dulcimer player, forerunner of the robot.
Date: 1784, Paris, musée des Arts et Métiers
This famous android was a collaborative effort by two Germans. Clockmaker Peter Kintzing created the mechanism and joiner David Roentgen crafted the cabinet; the dress dates from the 19th century. Automatons were in circulation and aroused much curiosity. Roentgen probably sent the tympanum to the French court and Marie-Antoinette bought it in 1784. The queen, aware of its perfection and scientific interest, had it deposited in the Academy of Sciences cabinet in 1785. The tympanum is a musical instrument that plays eight tunes when the female android strikes the 46 strings with two little hammers. Tradition has it that she is a depiction of Marie-Antoinette.
DUDE.
Aw man, is that real? That’s amazing. *u*
I love automatons
(via modmad)
I couldn’t see you anymore,
And I kept loving you
But I thought we’d meet again
And you disappeared again
(via hamsium)
