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tumblr tuesday: music made art

Ask not what you can do for your fandom but what your fandom can do for you. So what’s good in the world of music-themed art this month? Well, you’ve got vintage vibes, Lorde lyrics, and some love for Louis Tomlinson.

@eisenbernard​​ mashes high and low brow together, resulting in classic book covers of Madonna songs or this delightfully bourgeois ensemble. Think of it as Fearless (Vittorio’s version):

@albums-big-in-japan celebrates the aesthetics of yesteryear in Japanese releases of popular music from the West, resulting in an impressive archive of questionable hair and outfit choices. Not so Stevie Wonder, who apparently just came off the USS Enterprise looking like the king that he is:

@morepeachyogurt​ has a flair for curating ~v i b e s~ perfectly encapsulated in her “Solar Power” fanart:

And @projectotb has been celebrating LGBTQIA+ Louies with Pride-themed fan art around his song “Only The Brave”—enter this lovely little number by @thetriangletattoo​:

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Spreading truth like butter (i see the watermark pls no kill)

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Watermelon

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Why does it feel like I broke up with a boyfriend? I only ended a friendship, not a relationship.

-Lala

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A new joker is born

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Not On This One

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Pygmy Hippopotamus

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Procrastinating Expert

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Everyone Should Realize This Now

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R. Buckminster Fuller: Inventions and Models 

R. Buckminster Fuller (1895-1983) was a renowned 20th century inventor and visionary born in Milton, Massachusetts. Dedicating his life to making the world work for all of humanity, Fuller operated as a practical philosopher who demonstrated his ideas as inventions that he called “artifacts.”

Edward Cella Art & Architecture is presenting R. Buckminster Fuller: Inventions and Models, an exhibition of his work. FInd more information following the source link .

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Dordogne by Pierre-Louis Ferrer

In French photographer Pierre-Louis Ferrer’s vibrant photographs, Dordogne, France is transformed into an enchanted land bathed in canary yellow. Ferrer’s colorful photographs illustrate the country’s idyllic topography, where the leaves upon the trees, fresh grass, and sculpted shrubbery are captured in the same vivid color.

While photographing, Ferrer takes time to observe his environment and decide on the best photographic technique to use. For his Dordogne photographs, Ferrer used an infrared photography technique which allowed him to capture the landscape in brilliant yellows. “My artistic approach is based on the invisible and imperceptible,” Ferrer tells Colossal. “I work with invisible parts of light (infrared and ultraviolet) and with techniques like long exposure to offer alternative views of our world.”

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blessed

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It’s The Real Cost Of Getting Sick In The US

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Hungarian anti-alcohol poster from 1912, by Mihály Biró.