"Page 3 of my silly Sherlock Holmes comic, in which the formidable adversary lays open her cards and boldly states her intentions. CAN YOU GUESS WHO THE MARY SUE IS IN THIS COMIC 8D I’ll give you a hint, she’s Russian, she looks vaguely like the idealized version of someone around here uploading art and writing a post right now guess guess guesssss"

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A 6-week painting residency in Civita Castellana, Italy by Benjamin Lowery — Kickstarter →

A friend wants to paint in Italy and is going to have plenty of art at the end of his project to give to his individual backers. Please consider supporting him or spreading the word.

wendichen:

Tiger’s Back Mountain, known throughout China as a place where heroes go to die. Why you would want to meet at a place like that, I haven’t the slightest.

I miss NYC.

(Source: sickgrainofdesire)

I’m pretty sure there was at least one time in my life I pretended to be Spike and I actually was more confident because of it.

If you need an introduction to Cowboy Bebop, “Toys in the Attic” is an amazing episode.

(Source: usmarineis5150, via starfruitguia)

svetlania:

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Karer See, watercolor by John Singer Sargent - 1914. From: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Karer_See_John_Singer_Sargent_1914.jpeg

(Source: gaksdesigns, via fridayfelts)

crashinglybeautiful:

André Kertész, Newtown, Connecticut, October 17, 1959

“Perhaps the strangest thing about the human condition is how one has to distance oneself from humanity in order to understand and appreciate it. The activity of reading can be emblematic of this distancing when it does not serve as its catalyst.”

- from http://www.ashokkarra.com/2013/05/andre-kertesz-on-reading/

A Tale of Two Galleries – First Friday in Philadelphia, 9/4/09 →

One time I visited some art galleries and found that I had a lot to say and a lot to link to. Am happy to present this to you now with updated links - you can see all the art I discuss.