These dark, yet beautiful images of Tokyo at night by Liam Wong are as stunning as they are surreal. Liam Wong, a Scottish graphic designer for Ubisoft, made the switch from programming to game design after a video game he developed as a 21-year-old university student was nominated for two BAFTA awards. Since then, he’s…
via You’ve never seen Tokyo’s nightscape quite like this【Photos】 — RocketNews24
Mini Documentary.
San Francisco Hills / Bay Area skateboarding history.
Epic little skate film.
Hip hop via webcam
I have a lot of fun with my music…
Dreams bend
3rd eye, skybound; it’s bird eye now.
Nightout, I transform into a Nightowl
-Nina
Stirring inside a pulling a drawing to what is and has to be known or revealed regardless of filling the void that nags at one intermittently. The green, the healing force of energy transmuted in s…
Source: The green..
Stumbling into emptiness
Grounded whilst falling onto its canvas
Painting with water in the ocean
It’s just this letting go and closing your eyes
Closing your mind
In nothingness; drift
Nothingness is warmth and kind
It doesn’t hold you to materialism
It’s simply is everything that isn’t
Nina
TRAIN YOUR MIND Fix that image in your mind and focus on it the more you visualize the stronger your mind opens up to what you cannot see Escape from your body leave yourself fleshly dense tap into your mental magick begin to see with your soul Start with your own self-acceptance a place where […]
Sobriety has left me with a serious amount of time on my hands and at first I saw it as a burden (because I’m an idiot) but have now realized it’s a great blessing for me to peruse anything I want. I don’t have many friends in the City anymore for various reasons but that just leaves me with even more freedom; not having to please anyone or be urged into getting back into drugs and alcohol. It feels really good to be writing this right now because I can see a version of me; she is happy and free.
I’m feeling extremely positive, leaving the depression behind me and conquering the anxiety. One thing I’m excited about is skating, I went and got my skateboard re-gripped yesterday and am dreaming of all the concrete possibilities. I started skateboarding back when I was 6 years old after my next door neighbors held a block party with a half pipe. My curiosity led my parents to allow me complete freedom with my skate, turning the steep hills of my neighborhood to race tracks for adrenaline chasing little kids like me and my friends. Skateboarding never left my life, I’ve fractured my knee and tore my ACL skating so I’m cautious but it didn’t stop me or slow me down. I’ve been skating the park down the street a few times since we moved into this new place; it’s an odd one but I’m so Damn thankful it’s there.
Another passion of mine I have more time to persue is photography and film. I’m not really sure what to tell you about that other than that I live in an extremely beautiful and diverse city in Vancouver; so even a day of just strolling around with my camera could be a great day in itself.
The weather forecast for the next week is hot and sunny.
Wish me luck.
Nina
life is a mocker – laughing at our dire efforts – best to laugh along © Lize Bard @ https://wandererhaiku.wordpress.com/
I must cultivate stillness, one-pointedness, and clarity, resting contentedly in the luminous purity. This is Right Concentration. ―Jetsun Taranatha Now what, monks, is noble Right Concentration with its supports and requisite conditions? Any singleness of mind equipped with these seven factors —Right View, Right Thought, Right Speech, Right Conduct, Right Livelihood, Right Effort, and Right […]
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