lady drama

photographer Renam Christofoletti captured the drama about an uneasy relationship between two women against a bare white wall in this dramatic black&white photo session.

crayolas

crayola cutter Dime Cho

i was a crayola kid. i had glitter crayons too.

outside the lines

what i've been keeping busy with at restaurants since this week started.
if you happen to see a group of grown-up-20-something girls sitting quietly at a nice restaurant with color pencils & oil pastels strewn all over the table, please don't hesitate to join in the fun.

my lack of read-worthy entries seem to be put to a screeching halt ever since Chibs came home a week ago & kidnapped me upon arrival. i haven't really been properly at home since then. so many happened in a week. most of it actually involves movie-watching time on my bed/her couch, fatty foods around & of course long-winded conversations which leads to wide-eyed, high octaves, tired arm gestures & hysterical giggles.
i am too overwhelmed to write any more.

pen lines

Manuel Rebollo

draw me pretty and i'll be yours forever. can i have an awesome talent to draw like this please?

i'm so glad i found this

cendric delsaux

for the largest Star Wars dork i'll ever know ;)

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if i didn't say yes to art galleries, things would never had happened.

minimal

ultra slick minimal vector posters of popular tv series by Exergian

when the world ends

steve mcghee

imaginary kodak moments of destruction itself can be wonderful. a chaos called creation waiting to happen staring at you in the eyes. it would be rude to not stare back wouldn't it? we'll go down in history as the Atlantis of the 21st Century.

where did the good stuff go?

ivan puig

i need to go see art like this. it's like life in perspective...

art that makes me happy

Fuco Ueda

richard phillips

there's something about fuco ueda that is chilling. the subliminal message in the artwork is hard to ignore as it is left to our own imagination. some are as sleazy as rape to solitary confinement; well at least thats what i see in them.
richard phillips portrays a vintage outlooks of the beauty in the 70s with an old vinyl feel in most of his paintings. absolutely lifelike & vector-esque.

amazing.