we surf the internet. we swim in magazines.
By Pat Law • May 6th, 2010I don’t know who’s the brain child behind this, except that it appeared first on my newfound joy, firmuhment. Warning: this page goes on forever. Unlike Life.
I don’t know who’s the brain child behind this, except that it appeared first on my newfound joy, firmuhment. Warning: this page goes on forever. Unlike Life.
Sometimes, I look at her and I see myself. The poignant photograph was taken from one of my favourite movies, Der Freie Wille.
When I pack my things one day, I know – being as vain as I am, I’d probably grab a beaten up crate like these from recycling junkies with excellent taste Three Potato Four. You know, for dynamic effect and all. What goes into your crate, have you ever wondered?
Pa, Ling is here to see you. You need to be strong and get well soon ok? Did you just hear what Ling said? She wants to drink your herbal tea. Recover soon and brew her a pot ok?
I find this rudely insensitive and disrespectful for its choice of visual cues.
Everyone, meet Elena Gallen. Be prepared to have your childhood memories thrown into her blender, minced into a perfect glass of sheer wickedness.
Audrey Kawasaki never fails to draw me on with her strokes, her multi-dimensional emotions, her ability to portray her thoughts with such concentrated intensity.