I want this.

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pursuitofny:

This is gorgeous! Have to try this one weekend.

Crayon Canvas DIY

Thanks Amy! (Amy Bird Tweets)

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aakash nihalani, ‘fill-in’, 2011  

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bulimicwhore:

Oh bby.

cjwho:

Staircase Design by Philip Watts ~ http://bit.ly/osJ6dE

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coloriz:

David Batchelor - London Subway (Gloucester Road station)

lavoisier:

Paintings by Tjalf Sparnaay

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findalaska:

Van Gogh + ’50s prom = Rodarte Spring 2012

Is it surprising at all that the celebrity-filled front row of Rodarte was populated by teen girls? Only gamines like Tavi Gevinson, Dakota and Elle Fanning, Taylor Swift and Saoirse Ronan could pull off these technicolor frocks, with their fit ‘n flare shapes, without looking totally ridiculous. (Beyonce was there too, but, with the exception of some of the peplumed pant suits, I don’t see her wearing these clothes.) Even the references were the stuff of teen dreams: the passionate, earnest landscapes of Van Gogh, the colors from Disney’s Sleeping Beauty, the prom-dress shapes.

Still, the collection wasn’t totally saccharine. The Rodarte girl, after all, is a bit dark and quirky. The prints on her dresses sometimes look distorted or pixelated, and the retro shapes feel more defiantly kitschy than nostalgic.

Van Gogh’s “Still Life: Vase with 12 Sunflowers”, from Wikipedia; Rodarte dresses from Vogue.com; Van Gogh’s “Irises”, from the J. Paul Getty Museum; “The Starry Night”, from MOMA; “Almond Blossom”, from the Van Gogh Museum

WOW one of the only things I’ve ever seen on a fashion runway that is actually very pretty

(Don’t tell me I don’t know anything about fashion. I’m sure I don’t properly appreciate high fashion. Still think most of it is ugly in its highest form before it trickles down into the retail stores of the lowly.)

SO FREAKING COOL.

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by Jacek Yerka

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Shintaro Ohata 

it8bit:

Laser-cut wood piece for the Old School Video Games Show at Gallery 1988 Venice. Opening 7pm September 16th.

Double Discount - by Aled Lewis

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The Sundown