dysfunctional MC1R variant
Max. My home page is a collection of varied things I like. I try
to keep themes on added pages:
Fire-and-Water - painting,
digital art
Concordia - nature, people & animals
For-Redheads - just redheads/gingers (For-Redheads is a separate account.)
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Posts I like
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Adele, He won’t go (in 21, 2010)
Some say I’ll be better without you
But they don’t know you like I do
Or at least the sides I thought I knew -
Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn ‘Bringing Up Baby’ (1938 Howard Hawks)
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Leda y el cisne
Ink/watercolor on paper
kikyz1313
1313.mx
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amansblog: “Even abstract shapes,” de Kooning said, “must have a likeness.”
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Elodie illustration for La Marelle
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8 posts tagged film
In a Dream (2008) - Over four decades, artist Isaiah Zagar has covered more than 50,000 square feet of Philadelphia with stunning mosaic murals. http://www.inadreammovie.com/
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Screaming Death Monkey - visual effects - Kelly Craig, Oracle at Delphi, 300
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![[My Job - noTypo] PINA (3D) by Wim Wenders at the 61st Berlin Film Festival. photograph by Donata Wenders](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lggani4rS41qd82lmo1_r1_500.jpg)
[My Job - noTypo] PINA (3D) by Wim Wenders at the 61st Berlin Film Festival. photograph by Donata Wenders
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Cyd Charisse & Fred Astaire: The outstanding Girl Hunt dance sequence in The Band Wagon (watch it here & here) choreographed by Michael Kidd (Michael Kidd! Michael Kidd! Michael Kidd!) inspired Michael Jackson’s Smooth Criminal video & Beyonce’s Naughty Girl video.
Just tonight I realized the line Fred says about Cyd: “She was bad, she was dangerous…” is quoted in Michael Jackson’s song Dangerous: “The girl was bad, the girl was dangerous.” Fantastic! Also, this line is perfect: “She came at me in sections, more curves than a scenic railway.”
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Train of Thought illustrated paper animations by Leo Bridle. “In a world made entirely out of paper, the wistful drawings in a man’s sketchbook are brought to life by the rhythm of a train journey….”
Tilda Swinton, 59th Berlinale Film Festival
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