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Coral in a mirror.

Happy Halloween. (Part 3) fin.

Warmth. (Part 4)

Warmth. (Part 5) Fin.

Happy hump day beautiful.

Thinking about YOU ☺️

looking-wanting: I’m right here.

Back against the wall.

Happy Friday horny people.

looking-wanting: Little selfie action.

Beautiful beast.

Chinese comic “Her Cat” by 蘭/ rivamika-lan Translated & typeset by fuku-shuu(With artist’s permission)

wetheurban: SPOTLIGHT: Paper Sculptures by Li Hongbo Chinese artist Li Hongbo creates these mind blowing, flexible paper sculptures that might be at first mistaken for porcelain works. Read More

cinemagorgeous: Man vs. Monster, by Chinese artist Wei Weinan.

ziseviolet: theslowesthnery:theslowesthnery: guys help i’m LOSING MY GODDAMN MIND over these fat tiger art scrolls (source) UPDATE: HE FOUND A TINY FRIEND These are by Chinese artist 不二马大叔.

weloveshortvideos: A Chinese artist created a ladder to heaven of 1,600 feet in height using fireworks in tribute to his grandmother.

christiancgtomas: midfreakquency: omg-sweetlunlikelycollector-me: westafricanman: <b>Unreal</b> Amazing Can we get a name??? This is Chinese artist, Luo Li Rong Here’s a snippet about her from this article (that also features more

fuckyeahchinesefashion: by Chinese artist 韩一杰 Han Yijie

langste: These “coffee kiss” sculptures are part of an ongoing series by Chinese artist Johnson Tsang. Started in 2002, the series is named after a local drink called Yuanyang, which is made using a mixture of three parts coffee and seven parts

candiikismet: quentinchaucerauthor: kaylapocalypse: christiancgtomas: midfreakquency: omg-sweetlunlikelycollector-me: westafricanman: <b>Unreal</b> Amazing Can we get a name??? This is Chinese artist, Luo Li Rong Here’s a snippet

tabakokobata:cubebreaker:Chinese artist Hu Shaoming created this sculpture of a seahorse being crushed by the industry above.うつくしい・・・

langste: These “coffee kiss” sculptures are part of an ongoing series by Chinese artist Johnson Tsang. Started in 2002, the series is named after a local drink called Yuanyang, which is made using a mixture of three parts coffee and seven parts

farewell-kingdom: Sculptures carved from egg shells by Chinese artist Wen Fuliang Wow…

artist-mcescher: Logo for Chinese-Indonesian restaurant “Insulinde”, 1944, M.C. Escher Medium: woodcut

langste: These “coffee kiss” sculptures are part of an ongoing series by Chinese artist Johnson Tsang. Started in 2002, the series is named after a local drink called Yuanyang, which is made using a mixture of three parts coffee and seven parts

asianartmuseum: We’re squeezing in one more warm weather-appropriate artwork from our collection before it starts to cool off tomorrow. This here is Watermelon, a hanging scroll by Chinese artist Xu Linlu. The inscription includes: “I used my clumsy

escapekit: Sky Ladder Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang fourth and final attempt to complete the sky ladder performance happened successfully above Huiyu Island Harbour, Quanzhou, China. A huge white balloon filled with 6,200 cubic meters of helium carried

wetheurban: ART: Intense Paintings by Xue Jiye High level of intensity from Chinese artist Xue Jiye. No additives or preservatives. Read More

wetheurban: ART: Intense Paintings by Xue Jiye High level of intensity from Chinese artist Xue Jiye. No additives or preservatives. Read More

moonii: Experimental Relationship, Pixy Yijun Liao via Dazed: Chinese artist Pixy Yijun Liao challenges conventional ideas of gender dynamics. She started the project “Experimental Relationship” after a year of dating Moro, a Japanese musician who’s

gaminginyourunderwear: Nifty Thing of the Day: farewell-kingdom: Sculptures carved from egg shells by Chinese artist Wen Fuliang

farewell-kingdom: Sculptures carved from egg shells by Chinese artist Wen Fuliang

balkanparamo:Two Friends - Painting by Chinese artist Liu Yanming (*1970).

nakedspirits: langste: These “coffee kiss” sculptures are part of an ongoing series by Chinese artist Johnson Tsang. Started in 2002, the series is named after a local drink called Yuanyang, which is made using a mixture of three parts coffee and

uglypnis: Chinese artist duo Sun Yuan and Peng Yu created ‘Angel’, a hyperreal angel sculpture made from fiberglass, stainless steel and woven mesh.

wmagazine: W gave three Chinese artists complete freedom to express their views on fashion and beauty. But the resulting works are ultimately about contemporary China. See them all here.

langste: These “coffee kiss” sculptures are part of an ongoing series by Chinese artist Johnson Tsang. Started in 2002, the series is named after a local drink called Yuanyang, which is made using a mixture of three parts coffee and seven parts

braxtonthomas: christiancgtomas: midfreakquency: omg-sweetlunlikelycollector-me: westafricanman: <b>Unreal</b> Amazing Can we get a name??? This is Chinese artist, Luo Li Rong Here’s a snippet about her from this article (that

culturenlifestyle: Intriguingly Grotesque Sculptures by Liu Xue Rebelling against the hollywood norms of beauty and glamour, Chinese artist Li Xue constructed a set of sculptures of human/animal hybrids. Disturbing, yet brilliant, they’re hard to

forzamentis:Amazing portraits of Guile, Chun Li, and Ryu from Street Fighter, by Chinese artist 刘冬子 - Liu Dongzi.

langste: These “coffee kiss” sculptures are part of an ongoing series by Chinese artist Johnson Tsang. Started in 2002, the series is named after a local drink called Yuanyang, which is made using a mixture of three parts coffee and seven parts

langste: These “coffee kiss” sculptures are part of an ongoing series by Chinese artist Johnson Tsang. Started in 2002, the series is named after a local drink called Yuanyang, which is made using a mixture of three parts coffee and seven parts

langste: These “coffee kiss” sculptures are part of an ongoing series by Chinese artist Johnson Tsang. Started in 2002, the series is named after a local drink called Yuanyang, which is made using a mixture of three parts coffee and seven parts

antonio-m:Lin JinFu, Chinese artist. @linjinfuart

weloveshortvideos: A Chinese artist created a ladder to heaven of 1,600 feet in height using fireworks in tribute to his grandmother.

escapekit: Sky Ladder Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang fourth and final attempt to complete the sky ladder performance happened successfully above Huiyu Island Harbour, Quanzhou, China. A huge white balloon filled with 6,200 cubic meters of helium carried

wetheurban: ART: Intense Paintings by Xue Jiye High level of intensity from Chinese artist Xue Jiye. No additives or preservatives. Read More

langste: These “coffee kiss” sculptures are part of an ongoing series by Chinese artist Johnson Tsang. Started in 2002, the series is named after a local drink called Yuanyang, which is made using a mixture of three parts coffee and seven parts

christiancgtomas: midfreakquency: omg-sweetlunlikelycollector-me: westafricanman: <b>Unreal</b> Amazing Can we get a name??? This is Chinese artist, Luo Li Rong Here’s a snippet about her from this article (that also features more

langste: These “coffee kiss” sculptures are part of an ongoing series by Chinese artist Johnson Tsang. Started in 2002, the series is named after a local drink called Yuanyang, which is made using a mixture of three parts coffee and seven parts

mermaidenmystic: Chinese artist Hu Jundi

wetheurban: ART: Intense Paintings by Xue Jiye High level of intensity from Chinese artist Xue Jiye. No additives or preservatives. Read More

weloveshortvideos: A Chinese artist created a ladder to heaven of 1,600 feet in height using fireworks in tribute to his grandmother.

langste: These “coffee kiss” sculptures are part of an ongoing series by Chinese artist Johnson Tsang. Started in 2002, the series is named after a local drink called Yuanyang, which is made using a mixture of three parts coffee and seven parts

wetheurban: ART: Intense Paintings by Xue Jiye High level of intensity from Chinese artist Xue Jiye. No additives or preservatives. Read More

yolandart: Liu Baojun, the contemporary Chinese artist, stands out for his unusual subject — the women he paints are not traditionally petite and feminine, but sometimes provocative and nude, and smoking which is forbidden in China. And for his excellent

braxtonthomas: christiancgtomas: midfreakquency: omg-sweetlunlikelycollector-me: westafricanman: <b>Unreal</b> Amazing Can we get a name??? This is Chinese artist, Luo Li Rong Here’s a snippet about her from this article (that

langste: These “coffee kiss” sculptures are part of an ongoing series by Chinese artist Johnson Tsang. Started in 2002, the series is named after a local drink called Yuanyang, which is made using a mixture of three parts coffee and seven parts

changan-moon: By Chinese artist 墦索

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