Black Widow and Havoc commissions; Bug costume; Vertical town

Natasha. #albanycomiccon pic.twitter.com/vyq6tLGxid

— tom fowler (@tomfowlerbug) June 3, 2018

Havok commission! This person wanted him destroying a sentinels hand, so I had to get creative with two shots! pic.twitter.com/bPY8hZyblL

— Daniel WarrenJohnson (@danielwarrenart) June 2, 2018

Cover Of The Day: spooky H.R. Giger cover for Hudson's Japanese PC Engine RPG Jaseiken Necromancer (1988): https://t.co/CPFNDV3uET pic.twitter.com/8DBrMNhmuG

— MobyGames (@MobyGames) June 2, 2018

Well here's some mighty dream fuel right here. This is truly one of the best things I've ever seen....

Metamorphosis headpiece by felt artist Gladys Paulushttps://t.co/uiUyiJGedkhttps://t.co/zTg9k8OpZM pic.twitter.com/tsUYYxDKWU

— Fiona Lang (@fiona_lang) June 2, 2018

After an endless journey of more than 18 hours by bus, this view was my well-deserved reward. Situated at the edge of the world, in a small valley above 4000 meters, Larung Gar is home to more than 10,000 monks all living and studying there and it’s supposed to be the largest buddhist settlement in the world. .#whpcolorstudy . . . #myrrs #leefilters #master_shots #big_shotz #superhubs_power #ig_shotz_le #ig_shotz #colors_of_day #click_vision #main_vision #sunset_vision #ss_2017 #globalcapture #landscape_captures #world_shotz #majestic_earth_ #jaw_dropping_shots #infinity_worldshoot #earth_shotz #nature_perfection #ig_bliss #ig_color #nationaldestination #hot_shotz #igrefined #instagram

A post shared by Marco Grassi (@marcograssiphotography) on May 5, 2017 at 9:49am PDT

It breaks my heart to see the post-demolition images of Larung Gar 😥👉. What before was the largest buddhist settlement in the world and a place like no other is now being demolished by Chinese authorities and thousands of those red houses don’t exist anymore. What's happened is just unacceptable. Such a place should have been preserved, not destroyed. Such a place should have become a World Heritage Site, not a ghost town. #savelarunggar

A post shared by Marco Grassi (@marcograssiphotography) on Apr 24, 2017 at 9:03am PDT