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fuckyeahtattoos:

I got these on my feet mostly because I wanted my feet tattooed and they’re pretty. All of my tattoos are, first and foremost, works of art. My artist draws them up right in front of me. There is some sort of sentiment behind them though. Roses were my late mother’s favourite flower, and I always used to look out for robins when I’d bird watch with her when I was younger. Having that behind them makes them slightly more personal and special, but they’re also aesthetically lovely, which is what all body art should be.
Done by my friend and co-worker Jo Burgon at Kustom Kulture Tattoo Studio.
You can find my personal blog here

I got these on my feet mostly because I wanted my feet tattooed and they’re pretty. All of my tattoos are, first and foremost, works of art. My artist draws them up right in front of me. There is some sort of sentiment behind them though. Roses were my late mother’s favourite flower, and I always used to look out for robins when I’d bird watch with her when I was younger. Having that behind them makes them slightly more personal and special, but they’re also aesthetically lovely, which is what all body art should be.

Done by my friend and co-worker Jo Burgon at Kustom Kulture Tattoo Studio.

You can find my personal blog here

Reblogged from Fuck Yeah, Tattoos!

1000scientists:

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daylessday

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Stanley Kubrick for Look

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firsttimeuser:

Adieu by Enzo Penna

спасибо Душевному равновесию

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pantslessprogressive:

Otsuchi, Japan - before and after. This incredible 60 Minutes report from tonight’s show highlights Otsuchi, a town that lost 10 percent of its population in the disasterous earthquake and tsunami in March. Some residents are finding help from their sister city: Fort Bragg, CA (the towns share the same latitude). The California town, population 7,000, has unique ties to Otsuchi and has helped raise of $180,000 for their sister city. Watch the piece here. [Above: Video screenshots of Otsuchi before and after the tsunami.]

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