Already missing @nhakimah 😢 Thanks for bringing me to watch Star Trek this morning. See you in two weeks time 😘
19th May 2013
‘Dude, where’s my car?’ parody?? hahahaha xD
May 18, 2013 | Apuuuuu at Murni by on Keek.com
Lovely day spent with Teachers & Friends 💕 And how about those sexy faces at picture no.3 😂 hahaha
Playing with confetti like pelajar permata pintar. lol bak kata Pengetua Cemerlang, SMK Jalan Empat xD hahaha I think I annoyed couple of people with my hyperness. #Sorry #Teacher’sDay
Happy Teacher’s Day!!! 🎉 Ketibaan cikgu-cikgu tersayang x) #SMKJalanEmpat
My little brother is reading pjo and he started botl and he’s like “do Percy and annabeth ever become boyfriend and girlfriend” and to screw with him I go “Rachel Elizabeth dare is all I’m saying” and I just sunk my little brothers ship I’m going to hell
I broke him
Reblogged From of-course-she-had-a-belly-button
Notes: 5375
- Katherine: Why are you petting me?
- Hank: I love you.
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archiemcphee:
More wonderfully whimsical street art by French artist OaKoAK (previously featured here), who likes to play with existing elements of the urban landscape, often making surprisingly small alterations or enhancements to achieve striking results, enabling us to see the world through his eyes.
“Using simple means and materials, OakOak undermines his neighborhood with playful results. He uses a minimal amount of actual original artwork, instead re-purposing signs, facades, cement blocks, chipping paint, and more. OakOak transforms a neighborhood’s imperfections into its own adornments. “
He says of his interventions:
“The less I intervene on the wall or the road, the better, especially if I can totally change the sense of the urban environment.”
[via Beautiful Decay]
My lovely followers, please follow this blog immediately!](http://24.media.tumblr.com/dd3fcd0e6a1a7fba1c3586ab9f42b75e/tumblr_mgco6yXTgT1qzfsnio1_1280.jpg)
![the-absolute-funniest-posts:
archiemcphee:
More wonderfully whimsical street art by French artist OaKoAK (previously featured here), who likes to play with existing elements of the urban landscape, often making surprisingly small alterations or enhancements to achieve striking results, enabling us to see the world through his eyes.
“Using simple means and materials, OakOak undermines his neighborhood with playful results. He uses a minimal amount of actual original artwork, instead re-purposing signs, facades, cement blocks, chipping paint, and more. OakOak transforms a neighborhood’s imperfections into its own adornments. “
He says of his interventions:
“The less I intervene on the wall or the road, the better, especially if I can totally change the sense of the urban environment.”
[via Beautiful Decay]
My lovely followers, please follow this blog immediately!](http://25.media.tumblr.com/1628cce9ace0f2350ccf736f1042a1a6/tumblr_mgco6yXTgT1qzfsnio4_1280.jpg)
![the-absolute-funniest-posts:
archiemcphee:
More wonderfully whimsical street art by French artist OaKoAK (previously featured here), who likes to play with existing elements of the urban landscape, often making surprisingly small alterations or enhancements to achieve striking results, enabling us to see the world through his eyes.
“Using simple means and materials, OakOak undermines his neighborhood with playful results. He uses a minimal amount of actual original artwork, instead re-purposing signs, facades, cement blocks, chipping paint, and more. OakOak transforms a neighborhood’s imperfections into its own adornments. “
He says of his interventions:
“The less I intervene on the wall or the road, the better, especially if I can totally change the sense of the urban environment.”
[via Beautiful Decay]
My lovely followers, please follow this blog immediately!](http://25.media.tumblr.com/8f718b8bc00a61685511beb43fa5fc22/tumblr_mgco6yXTgT1qzfsnio6_1280.jpg)
![the-absolute-funniest-posts:
archiemcphee:
More wonderfully whimsical street art by French artist OaKoAK (previously featured here), who likes to play with existing elements of the urban landscape, often making surprisingly small alterations or enhancements to achieve striking results, enabling us to see the world through his eyes.
“Using simple means and materials, OakOak undermines his neighborhood with playful results. He uses a minimal amount of actual original artwork, instead re-purposing signs, facades, cement blocks, chipping paint, and more. OakOak transforms a neighborhood’s imperfections into its own adornments. “
He says of his interventions:
“The less I intervene on the wall or the road, the better, especially if I can totally change the sense of the urban environment.”
[via Beautiful Decay]
My lovely followers, please follow this blog immediately!](http://24.media.tumblr.com/108a43f785246505e84798719ac86885/tumblr_mgco6yXTgT1qzfsnio3_1280.jpg)
![the-absolute-funniest-posts:
archiemcphee:
More wonderfully whimsical street art by French artist OaKoAK (previously featured here), who likes to play with existing elements of the urban landscape, often making surprisingly small alterations or enhancements to achieve striking results, enabling us to see the world through his eyes.
“Using simple means and materials, OakOak undermines his neighborhood with playful results. He uses a minimal amount of actual original artwork, instead re-purposing signs, facades, cement blocks, chipping paint, and more. OakOak transforms a neighborhood’s imperfections into its own adornments. “
He says of his interventions:
“The less I intervene on the wall or the road, the better, especially if I can totally change the sense of the urban environment.”
[via Beautiful Decay]
My lovely followers, please follow this blog immediately!](http://24.media.tumblr.com/9d4ccf9d938ed506ff0f1757d797fd7b/tumblr_mgco6yXTgT1qzfsnio2_1280.jpg)
![the-absolute-funniest-posts:
archiemcphee:
More wonderfully whimsical street art by French artist OaKoAK (previously featured here), who likes to play with existing elements of the urban landscape, often making surprisingly small alterations or enhancements to achieve striking results, enabling us to see the world through his eyes.
“Using simple means and materials, OakOak undermines his neighborhood with playful results. He uses a minimal amount of actual original artwork, instead re-purposing signs, facades, cement blocks, chipping paint, and more. OakOak transforms a neighborhood’s imperfections into its own adornments. “
He says of his interventions:
“The less I intervene on the wall or the road, the better, especially if I can totally change the sense of the urban environment.”
[via Beautiful Decay]
My lovely followers, please follow this blog immediately!](http://25.media.tumblr.com/bf4228dda7653d4710186663048f6bfe/tumblr_mgco6yXTgT1qzfsnio5_1280.jpg)
More wonderfully whimsical street art by French artist OaKoAK (previously featured here), who likes to play with existing elements of the urban landscape, often making surprisingly small alterations or enhancements to achieve striking results, enabling us to see the world through his eyes.
“Using simple means and materials, OakOak undermines his neighborhood with playful results. He uses a minimal amount of actual original artwork, instead re-purposing signs, facades, cement blocks, chipping paint, and more. OakOak transforms a neighborhood’s imperfections into its own adornments. “
He says of his interventions:
“The less I intervene on the wall or the road, the better, especially if I can totally change the sense of the urban environment.”
[via Beautiful Decay]
My lovely followers, please follow this blog immediately!
Lazy weekend drawing.
- Camera: Panasonic DMC-GF2
- Aperture: f/2.5
- Exposure: 1/160th
- Focal Length: 14mm
