cheek.bone

The cheek is only one part of the design. There must always be structure behind it- the bone. Meaning makes you look twice.

[arpeggia]

Bertie Taylor 

[via IGNANT]

[jinxproof]

Devon Aoki (ph. Patrick Ibanez)

[hikikomori4ever]

Sara Sutterlin

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[cedorsey]

[authentic-boredom]

Meredith Marsone ©

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June 19, 1968.  Michelle Hollingworth wears a dress printed with pictures of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau at a massive Trudeau rally in front of City Hall at Nathan Philips Square, Toronto.  Photo:  Doug Griffin/Toronto Star Archives.

[modamexblog]

[misswallflower]

Oil paintings by Arnout van Albada

[joga]

Marc Quinn, Siren

[astronautdinosaur]

Join me THIS FRIDAY, June 12th, 2015, for the opening of ‘Astronaut,’ a show of new paintings by me, at Rotofugi Gallery in Chicago. If you can’t make it in person, the work will be posted online, and I’ll also be sharing some more of it right here. Stay tuned!

[vjeranski]

[aubreylstallard]

Matsutani Takesada

[qano]

Yosuke Demukai

[highfashionporn]

China Graduate Fashion Week

[candida44]

White stretch ‘pom-pom’ dresses by Shao-Yen Chen.

[visual-poetry]

»kissing, crying, and freaking out in public« by candy chang (+)

a series of public installations in hong kong that play with the boundary between public and private, isolation and connectedness, and the way technology, crowds, specific buildings, and messaging can mediate a citizen’s perception of solitude and community. by adopting the visual language of municipal signage, these unexpected and incredibly personal questions force the busy pedestrian to reconsider her emotional relationship to the city and suggest new possibilities for the way we describe our places. 

[joga]

Flying Cars by Sylvain Viau

[kruled]