Stars From Humble Beginnings Born (by russell.tomlin)
Yellow Iris Watercolor on Black (by russell.tomlin)
Grasses Murmur in Color (by russell.tomlin)
NB: better on black…
Abstract: Untitled 2 (by russell.tomlin)
Dragonfly Spring (by russell.tomlin)
Darkening Blue with Grass (by russell.tomlin)
Sun Kissed Grasses with Copper and Blue (by russell.tomlin)
In Blue (by russell.tomlin)
Wetlands in the Golden Green of a Setting Sun (by russell.tomlin)
Written on the Wind Everywhere I Go (by russell.tomlin)
Glass Stained in Hammered Green and Honey (by russell.tomlin)
Headlong Toward Darkness (by russell.tomlin)
Anyone who keeps the ability to see beauty never grows old.
—Franz Kafka (via zenhumanism)
(via teaintheafternoon)
Foveal (by russell.tomlin)
There came yet another day, when she realized that suicide was no longer an option, and that endurance was also not enough, and that the terror of freedom and the consequences of living freely demanded she create both joy and beauty since no one nearby seemed inclined to do so. Better to run alone than walk with the herd.
