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Andulka
Sweet Seals For You, Always
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oozey mess
occasionally subtle

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Noah Kahan
Mike Driver
Not today Justin

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Stranger Things
Cosimo Galluzzi
Keni
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Xuebing Du
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@cerealbastard
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Sweet Sixteen at 9/11
Hamnet (2025) dir. Chloé Zhao
David Wojnarowicz,1988
Wojnarowicz died in his Manhattan home on July 22, 1992 at the age of 37, from what his boyfriend, Tom Rauffenbart, confirmed was AIDS
His memoir — a series of essays and vignettes that starts out fairly experimental, at first reflecting on his life as a homeless teenage prostitute at truck stops and in Times Square, then progressively becoming more lucid and political as his partner dies from AIDS — is one of the best, most underrated American memoirs. It’s called Close to the Knives, one of my absolute favorite books of all time.
His longest, most serious partner was the artist Peter Hujar who helped him quit heroin and mentored him as an artist. The AIDS focused chapters are mainly centered around his rage and grief watching Peter and other friends die.
Wojnarowicz is also one of the artists featured in Olivia Laing’s excellent book The Lonely City. There’s also a documentary about him on Youtube. I really recommend looking into learning about him and his art, it’s very interesting and he was incredibly talented
Vodka & benadryl got me feeling like a oyster
Just a little pinup of my pretty Angel Caro in between working on comics. I like to find old ads from the 70s and 80s and reimagining the poses with my characters.
live tweeting house of leaves: entry one
chapter X page 167
i am beginning to believe that i could survive the house through the power of my mind. trust me i am just build different*
utterly convinced that contemporary labyrinth horror is an architectural manifestation of the conventionally oriented mind’s reaction to encounters with experiences described in queer throaty
live tweeting house of leaves: entry one
chapter X page 167
i am beginning to believe that i could survive the house through the power of my mind. trust me i am just build different*
the kids are calling them "stone fruits." they start off small—think cherries. then they're hooked and they need a quick fix, they get peaches, maybe some nectarines. it's all they can think about. before you know it, they're trying the really hard stuff—apricots, plums. once they taste a mango there's no going back.
via yitaisart
New Secret Knots comic: "Cryptid".
im having top surgery tomorrow and i am drawing strength and excitement from the incredible world and people you have created.
i am so excited and it also feels like i am jumping off of a cliff and your work has been very comforting these last several months leading up to this, so thank you
<3
hold on
hold on i gotta
lay down for a second.
i wanted to make an art for this but nothing felt good enough. hey, thank you. and congratulations! and don't you worry, sometimes you've got to jump off that cliff in order to begin. I'm glad my work can be there to help you land <3 Here's to a speedy recovery, and finding yourself in the mirror!
and now Lamine Yamal must participate in an UNICEF's photoshoot with a baby that will defeat him in 19 years
Money to burn, Alex Schaefer
Detail from “The Fall of the Rebel Angels” by Frans Floris, 1554