Bear and City

Bear and City is NSFW and only for people 18 years old and above.

This is a mix of things I like: large possibly naked men artistically arranged (more or less), science fictional stuff, cities, fantasy, art, architecture, culture, cute animals, zoologia, occasional politics, steampunk.

A lot of the images (I'm finding) reflect a fascination with opposites residing side by side: light and dark, beauty and absurdity, and, I suppose, the men, who usually don't fit the standards of what's attractive.

If you're game to see a lot of mostly bearish goodies and interesting stuff, click the Archive link above; it's a good way to see all the stuff posted here in mosaic format. It's pretty cool.

Much kudos to all the people with fascinating and stimulating Tumbler blogs, and thanks to everyone 'following' me here--it's greatly appreciated and very flattering. If you've followed me and I haven't followed back, please don't be miffed. I'm following about 400 people myself, and, y'know, there are limits.

Stuff I like

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NubianBrothaz .*. nyc Times Sq.

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cheatsheet:

Cairo, Egypt: Parliament begins its first session since the revolution. (ASMAA WAGUIH)

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Sentinels by Michael Whelan

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CHRIS BURDEN: Metropolis II

With thousands of cars whizzing around, it’s hard not to feel a little anxious. They zip around tight corners and down sloping, curving overpasses, creating a buzz that is noticeably louder than the thoughts in our own heads. Watching them can make one dizzy, and trying to follow them as they pass is almost impossible.

That these are only toy cars in a large and elaborate kinetic sculpture is at least partially comforting. That they are also a vision of a maybe-not-so-absurd future is a little worrying. …

…more… at The Atlantic (new window)

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