Unicorn Vomit

Hello. I am currently on an adventure.

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smile-like-cheshire:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152867871995455&set=a.10152718448405455.1073741825.422366280454&type=1&theater
ryandonato:

Ralph Gibson

caffeinatedartist:

Poor guy, he gets so stressed out with people not cooking correctly. 

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I’ve come to burn your kingdom down
illustratedladies:

yeah—okay—sure:

Some of my work for Rookie alongside some amazing poety by Jeanann Verlee (via Rookie » Meant for Someone) Thanks Rookie!

illustratedladies:

yeah—okay—sure:

Some of my work for Rookie alongside some amazing poety by Jeanann Verlee (via Rookie » Meant for Someone) Thanks Rookie!

2headedsnake:

Lorenzo Quinn

‘Force of Nature ll’

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urbanautica:

HISAJI HARA
‘A photographic portrayal of the paintings of Balthus’

Reflex Art Gallery, Amsterdam
23.03.2013 - 11.05.2013

In the series, A Photographic Portrayal of the Paintings of Balthus, Hisaji Hara brings together two modes of artistic expression. An important collection of works, including still life’s, has been selected from this series for Hisaji Hara’s first solo show at Galerie Alex Daniels. Hara has embraced the traditional process of albumen silver development, as well as more contemporary technology that converts digital data into inkjet prints. Works created through these contrasting methods are to inhabit the same space in this exhibit, allowing viewers to travel between the realms of painting and photography, the analog and the digital, time-honored métier and modern innovation, thus engaging them in an exploration of many borders. The series is based on a thorough investigation of the European master’s oeuvre. The artist recreated the canvases through careful staging design, converting the original context into scenes steeped in Japanese nostalgia. Hara’s work suggests an alternative means of merging digital techniques with historically established traditions, thus inheriting the legacy of past artistic practices with the most advanced technology of our day.
mpdrolet:

Florian Reischauer

thedepthofme:

when you know you’re doing it right

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2headedsnake:

Tracey Tarling
‘Two Rhythems Embrace’, 2011
Mixed media: oil, plaster, wood

2headedsnake:

Tracey Tarling

‘Two Rhythems Embrace’, 2011

Mixed media: oil, plaster, wood

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