With all the chaos and uncertainty in the world, it can be really beneficial to just take a moment, breathe, and relax with some of the internet's most satisfying pictures. Because sometimes all we need is a little bit of order to remind us that everything is going to be OK.
Instagram user Adam Hillman is a total pro at taking everyday objects and turning them into supremely satisfying posts that will have you saying, "Oh yeah, that's the good stuff."
That's exactly the same feeling of pure satisfaction this photo generates. I can smell this picture, and I love it.
Look at how precisely this chocolate chips line up. My only complaint? I'll be needing way more chocolate chips in my cookies, thank you.
Oh come on, I can't be the only one who's ever color-coded my paper clips when I'm bored. And my pens. And my highlighters.
I have a lot of colorful stationery, okay?
I'm both satisfied by the way these chocolate pieces lined up and also salivating at the sight of my two favorite chocolates combined so beautifully.
If you haven't guessed yet, Adam Hillman really likes to incorporate gradients into his work. And we thank him for that.
The balance, the symmetry, the gradient. There is nothing I don't love about this picture. Although I do keep wondering how many eggs were tragically lost while setting this photo up.
These breakfast cereal pieces have never looked better. He included all the fan favorites, too. I see Fruity Pebbles, some Lucky Charms, and definitely Froot Loops. Thankfully he did limit himself exclusively to adult cereal or this would have been significantly less satisfying.
I personally lived a sheltered life of eating exclusively orange carrots but I would love to get my hands on some of those purple ones. I'm sure they taste the same but it's like, I have to find out for sure, you know?
I didn't think screws, staples, forks, coins, gun and Hershey's kisses would ever work so beautifully and cohesively together but here we are.
This picture instantly made my eyes squint and my lips pucker and that's how I know these are definitely sour belts.
Look at how perfectly everything lines up. This guy is truly an artist and a master at cutting and shaping crayons.
All your favorite fruits and veggies are present and accounted for. Except blueberries. Sorry, they didn't fit the gradient.
Anyone else have the strongest urge to go out and buy piles of candy? Yeah, same.
I'm just impressed he had enough colors to create such a perfect gradient effect. I didn't even know pale M&Ms existed.
Look at how perfectly this toast lines up with the grain in the wood. Truly stunning. (PS: If you stare at it long enough, the toast disappears. Try it.)
