Neck Reference Updated by MelissaDalton from DeviantArt
Many thanks to spreeunit for linking us to this!
This is literally breathtaking.
My friend just sent this to me… wow. Watch until the end.
Watch this.
her little face jkhgkfyfh j
One good thing about this movie: he could have said “no, shooting arrows is not for little girls” but instead he said “no, shooting with that big bow is not for little girls. use this small one.” i think that’s fantastic.
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‘Blue Angel Of The Sea - Glaucus Atlanticus’
Also known as the ‘sea swallow’, ‘blue glaucus’, ‘blue dragon’, ‘blue sea slug’ and ‘blue ocean slug’.
“G. atlanticus preys on other, larger pelagic organisms: the dangerously venomous Portuguese Man o’ War Physalia physalis; the by-the-wind-sailor Velella velella; the blue button Porpita porpita; and the violet snail, Janthina janthina. Occasionally, individual Glaucus become cannibals given the opportunity.” (wiki)
mantis riding snail
when you ship a ship so hard you don’t even care about the smut; you just want a billion page book about their entire lives beginning to end and how their lives are intertwined with one another’s and how beautiful their love is
Captain Jack Harkness’s very first line
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
