Black, Inc.

winning and whinning. journalism. music. arts. lol.

[artist-varo]

Homo rodans, 1959, Remedios Varo

[michaelmoonsbookshop]

Illustrations from Old Hungarian Fairy Tales

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[Sold]

[blackfabioink-blog]

(via The Madness of Fear -- Francisco Goya)

[nevver]

J. Krishnamurti @itsPeteski

[thebristolboard]

Amazing before and after illustration by Jack Kirby. You can really see what a faithful inker Joe Sinnott was.

Source: Jack Kirby Masterworks, published by Privateer Press, 1979.

[thebristolboard]

Happy 100th birthday to the King of Comics!

[blackfabioink-blog]

https://soundcloud.com/fabio-machado/domingo

[explore-blog]

For William Blake’s birthday, his stunning illustrations for Paradise Lost. 

[blackfabioink-blog]

Black Panther covers, 9-12. Artist: Paolo Rivera

[70sscifiart]

The Illustrated Man

[kitamurakugaki]

cosmos

[garfieldminusgarfield]

G-G the book - G-G on Facebook - G-G on Twitter

[snumelhp]

custom #PHLEMUNS sets in @saintrecords beautiful visual video for ‘Don’t Touch My Hair'‼️ thank you again Solange from the bottom of my heart for thinking of me to be included in such a beautiful & personal project!

[blackfabioink-blog]

(via Kwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange Things (1904))

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David Lynch: 'There Are No Original Ideas'

In an animated interview, the filmmaker gives advice on creativity.

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The Sorrows of Satan, movie poster (1926)

[blackfabioink-blog]

My thinking and music are based on the tradition of urban space. They are not distilled from a national or stylistic tradition but from the universal sound of cities. The city in its roaring diversity requires an ability to focus and concentrate on the essential: to measure one’s actions, to remain silent at the right place. This music draws its energy from the tension between compositional precision and the self-circumvention of improvisation. From self-implied restriction stems freedom. Ecstasy through asceticism.

Nik Bärtsch

[crossconnectmag]

Artist: Hsu Tung Han - 韓旭東

In China, there isn’t really a distinctive categorisation between Thought and Philosophy, between common art and Contemporary Art. The Know-How “savoir-faire” isn’t considered lower than the idea. There is no Gift nor Talent instead of it there is hard working. Hsu Tung Han shows here his mastery that certain people would only consider as a great craftsmanship. And a lot of his artworks carries an anti-war message.

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