Inspiration & Progress

Hi I am Gie. Nice to meet you.

Here's collection of inspirational design and some of my works
beeple:
“OPEN AIR
”

beeple:

OPEN AIR

Is it worth it to call in sick even though I’m already showered and dressed? 


What’s the least tragic event I can hope for that would let me stay home today? 


Let’s start my day right by diving into the human cesspool that is social media. 


Would my co-workers judge me if I brought in Taco Bell for breakfast? 


If I sit all day and keep to myself, I wonder if anybody will notice that I haven’t ironed this shirt in four years. 


Why can’t this baby on the subway wait until it gets to the bathroom at work to cry like everyone else? 


It would be weird to get Taco Bell again for lunch, right?

“Thoughts On My Way To Work” (via nevver)

(Source: newyorker, via nevver)

escapekit:

Tea Party 

Israel-based artist Ronit Baranga creates figurative ceramic works that combine human characteristics with inanimate objects such as teacups, saucers, and plates. Her work is on display at Beinart Gallery in Melbourne, Australia which closes September 30, 2018. 

(Source: thisiscolossal.com)

beesandbombs:
“crosses / squares
”

beesandbombs:

crosses / squares

escapekit:

Namibia
Australia-based photographer Leah Kennedy​​​ shares​​​​ a series of aerial landscapes from Namibia, exploring abstraction in landscapes.

(Source: behance.net)

violentwavesofemotion:

“Your beautiful glance is unbearably cruel.”

Yevgeny Yevtushenko, tr. by Albert C. Todd, from “Irpen,” wr. c. 1961

(via c-ovet)

cjc-in-484:
“ tastefullyoffensive:
“ Desert donkey sees green grass for the first time. [video]
”
“Oh, hell no! What is this green shit?!” ”

cjc-in-484:

tastefullyoffensive:

Desert donkey sees green grass for the first time. [video]

“Oh, hell no! What is this green shit?!”

(Source: thenatsdorf, via transistoric)

dailyminimal:
“No. 215
A new geometric design every day
”

dailyminimal:

No. 215

A new geometric design every day

(Source: dailyminimal)

escapekit:

GIFs of Hateplow

Portland-based multidisciplinary artist Zack Dougherty (aka Hateplow) creates hypnotizing cinemagraphs by bringing sculptural elements to life

(Source: hateplow)