What a great night on Santa Monica Blvd!!!!!

graceandfamily:

Princess Grace of Monaco. 1963. [© Photofest]

She became more beautiful with age.

Yep.

mothernaturenetwork:

Australian sea otter pups make zoo debut
The Asian small-clawed otters are the smallest of the world’s 13 otter species, and are a vulnerable species due to habitat loss.

So sweet

medicalstate:

Dip Pen Anatomy by Alex Konahin.

I love the artistry that one can achieve from a simple pen. From the emotions conveyed through type to the beauty expressed in art. These dip pen works by Latvian illustrator Alex Konahin are the latest pieces to catch my eye.

Be sure to also check out Alex’s Tumblr.

To me, this looks like Zentangle…with a twist!

missmoodyblue:

Do you exist? Am I the only one? Please, come find me!

I don’t live in Vermont but I love it & have been there…we can still be friends!!!

jaxson2011:

“You are different than ANY person who has ever been born or ever will be born. You do not look just like anyone and no one looks just like you. You were created a perfect and one-of-a-kind masterpiece. You will never look just like anyone else, and THANK GOODNESS for that…Can you imagine how boring and lifeless and soulless the world would be if we all looked alike?”

Great message. I love women who are real and full.

thetaoofdana:

& more gratitude. 

Fabulous photo!

manpodcast:

Klimt’s drawings are the topic of this week’s Modern Art Notes Podcast. The first guest on the show is Marian Bisanz-Prakken, drawings curator at the Albertina in Vienna who organized “Gustav Klimt: The Magic of Line,” on view at the J. Paul Getty Museum.

thegetty:

Standing Dancer in Profile, Her Head Turned to the Left, 1916–17, Gustav Klimt. Albertina, Vienna

In Gustav Klimt: The Magic of Line

Cool.