The flyer for Ellyn’s party that I am DJing at tomorrow is pretty real.
I love all of my friends so much. This was one heck of an event. Trying to beat post-party hangover blues with chocolate now :3
The flyer for Ellyn’s party that I am DJing at tomorrow is pretty real.
I love all of my friends so much. This was one heck of an event. Trying to beat post-party hangover blues with chocolate now :3
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If you ever like something, don’t ever search it’s tag on tumblr. Infinite mispelt tattoos will make you sad.
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Gifted glass painter Judson Portzer created this awesome medieval portrait of the internet’s favourite sour-faced kitty, Tard the Grumpy Cat.
Entitled Sir Grumpsalot, this stained glass piece is part of an upcoming group exhibition taking place at the Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment center in Huntsville, Alabama. The Grumpy Cat Art Project is exactly as wonderful as it sounds - it’s all artwork inspired by “The internet’s grumpiest cat.” (Who isn’t actually grumpy at all.)
There will be an online auction on the Lowe Mill website beginning on Monday, May 27, 2013 and end at 9 PM on May 31st. All proceeds from the auction will go to the contributing artists and to constructing a children’s playground at Lowe Mill. After the online auction ends, there will be a public art reception at Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment center on May 31st from 6 PM to 9 PM.
Head over to Laughing Squid to preview more delightfully frowny pieces from The Grumpy Cat Art Project.
On the train. Wobbly mask (Taken with Cinemagram)