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arpeggia:

Pep Ventosa

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gpoy

lucifelle:

gpoy

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johnaslarona:

ALTERING PERCEPTIONSEmma Frost on Instagram Sutro; Original HD version here: http://fav.me/d509o0i If you or someone you know decide to be drawn like one of ‘Jack Dawson’s French Girls’, I am periodically available for commsissions ;)Facebook    STORE@Society6   Tumblr   Twitter

johnaslarona:

ALTERING PERCEPTIONS

Emma Frost on Instagram Sutro; Original HD version here: http://fav.me/d509o0i

If you or someone you know decide to be drawn like one of ‘Jack Dawson’s French Girls’, I am periodically available for commsissions ;)

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pitchfork:

London soul singer Jessie Ware is our newest Rising artist. Photo by Kate Moross.

pitchfork:

London soul singer Jessie Ware is our newest Rising artist. Photo by Kate Moross.

erosart:

Frank Frazetta

erosart:

Frank Frazetta

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trippinlifefantastic:

Artist: Joy Cooper          
Title: Reach

trippinlifefantastic:

Artist: Joy Cooper          

Title: Reach


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chels:

vimeo:

Ken Burns: On Story by Redglass Pictures

Some brilliant folks take the secrets of their craft to the grave for fear that others will steal their thunder. Luckily, legendary doc filmmaker Ken Burns is not stingy with his wisdom. In this short doc, Burns explores the craft of storytelling and explains why he wants to wake the dead.

Ken Burns is one of my favorite storytellers and I like this little look inside his head. “1 + 1 = 3” is such a simple and elegant way to get behind what makes a good story, and when he says “My interest is always in complicating things,” I smirked a little smirk, because I know how that feels, to want to tell the truth and lie at once, to want to complicate a character in order to find something real in them.  

I’ve heard him tell the story of his mother before, and it still makes me terribly sad. But I’m also terribly grateful that whatever it is that drives his storytelling, he keeps at it. 

tamagucci:

by Jonathan de Villiers

tamagucci:

by Jonathan de Villiers

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