Three Goblin Art
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KIROKAZE
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
JBB: An Artblog!
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culturenlifestyle:
Artist Melissa S. McCracken’s synesthesia allows her to translate music into stunning abstract oil and acrylic paintings. Those who have synesthesia posses the ability to see certain sounds and words as colors because their sensory and cognitive pathways...
The kind of learning that sticks is the kind of learning that emerges after being submerged in headaches or heartaches or both. It is the kind of learning that happens in between drowning and refusing to sink, in between falling down and getting up, in between committing and correcting mistakes.
Mark Dimaisip (via wnq-writers)
The world is a comedy for those who think, a tragedy for those who feel.
Horace Walpole
Stone: I saw Mike at a party when he was really drunk playing blues guitar and he was totally amazing. I had known Mike for a long time, since I was in 7th Grade, and he went through a transformation; found his own voice.
Mike: He said, “do you want to jam,” so we got together and we started playing upstairs in his parent’s attic. Jeff was playing with other people at the time. I said, “we’ve got to get Jeff, because you guys together are really great.” Jeff said he wanted to do it. All these songs came out of that time: Jeff had “Jeremy,” Stone had “Black,” “Alive.” I came up with “Yellow Ledbetter.” When Matt [Cameron] helped us out with drumming on the demos, I knew these songs were going to be good.
Mike and Stone reminisce about 1990
Spin 2001
16 Balls, 16 Cubes in 8 Rows by Pol Bury, 1966 A bunch of different types of items on a table or possibly some different things that are on a display case. Not unlike an image of various items set out on a table.
Soundgarden [1992]
But it is not bravery; I have no choice. I wake up and live my life. Don’t you do the same?
Anthony Doerr (via quotemadness)
Birds and Bodies by Julio Cotto Copyright 2013.
‘The Accuser’
‘Blood and Water’
‘The Guardian’
‘Loose Ends’
Above what was happening, you are stronger than the fear you ever raised in your soul. Remember this.
novialuciana (via wnq-writers)
moahning:
31 years ago today, the Breakfast Club met for detention.
People are always too focused and worried on the beginning of the journey, but when it’s finally completed they realize that small steps cover vast distances.
thedarkcarnivalmythos (via wnq-writers)
"At the end of Rearview Mirror you can hear Dave throw his drum sticks across the room, after that he gets up and punches a hole in the wall. When they finished recording that song he smashed a hole in his snare drum and threw it off a cliff. How’s that for rock n roll”
As Photographed by Lance Mercer 1992-1995
I’m not sure whether I’ve lost my mind, or I’m just lost in it.
Anna Eliasson (via wnq-writers)
Too much objectivity leads to deplorably sheep-like behavior. If kids were instead taught how to be leaders, we could begin to progress to a far greater picture.
B.C. (via wnq-writers)
