the overcommit

These starlings murmurations | source

Sorry for this relatable shit. My anxiety has been a bitch lately.

How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation, summarized in six panels.

Sometimes a post calls you out, and sometimes it calls you out by name.

This post not only called me out by name, it used the middle name for good measure.

The sun goes down in Delft, Mike Rijnierse and Ludmila Rodrigues

The Full Moon and the Dancer : On Monday, January’s Full Moon rose as the Sun set. Spotted near the eastern horizon, its warm hues are seen in this photo taken near Cagliari, capital city of the Italian island of Sardinia. Of course the familiar patterns of light and dark across the Moon’s nearside are created by bright rugged highlands and dark smooth lunar maria. Traditionally the patterns are seen as pareidolia, giving the visual illusion of a human face like the Man in the Moon, or familiar animal like the Moon rabbit. But for a moment the swarming murmuration, also known as a flock of starlings, frozen in the snapshot’s field of view lends another pareidolic element to the scene. Some see the graceful figure of a dancer enchanted by moonlight. via NASA

David Kapp (American, b. 1953), COMING OUT OF THE SUBWAY, 1998-99. Oil on linen, 152.1 x 152.1cm

the impossible return

Parque das Garças, by Clara Araújo

Silhouette

Park Slope, Brooklyn

when im sad i draw fruits

only one in three million tiktoks are this worth watching

山菜ソフトストラップ2 (nature techni colour)

by Holly Warburton

different worlds

thinking about desire paths