Nu Dirty Russian

Male, NY Tri-State area // IG: disposable_arts

[netflix]

Steven Yeun and Ali Wong, the stars of BEEF, unearth a trove of emotion in new series.

Read the full article here.

📷: Conor Cunningham

[desology]

[fkatwigs-fashionstyle]

holy terrain stills by Katie Flynn

[disposablearts]

[disposablearts]

[decision]

[disposablearts]

[disposablearts]

Yes, those limited edition Starbucks napkins do exist: “The Marshall Mathers LP” (done w/ a ballpoint pen; no pencils were used). IG: disposable_arts

[disposablearts]

"The Guilty Remnant" (from HBO's 'The Leftovers') — ballpoint pen on a Starbucks napkin IG: disposable_arts

[spokeart]

“Catching The Express Train” - a new dieorama from Abigail Goldman (@tinylittlelives) on view this month at SPOKE NYC ⚰️🚂⛏

[spokeart]

“Cover Up” , one of many new die-o-ramas from Abigail Goldman for her solo show “Wishful Thinking” - on view at SPOKE NYC March 4 - 26, 2017

To receive an collectors preview, email us at [email protected]

[oponok]

Abigail Goldman’s “Die-o-ramas.”

After retiring from reporting crime at scenes, Goldman turned her fascination into something thoroughly less tragic (and collectible! Although there’s always a waiting list).

Source: Trifecta Gallery

[maaarine]

@RealGDT

[theshitneyspears]

[crashyourcrew-deactivated202001]

I was on another astral plane.

[disposablearts]

😁😁😭

[usatoday]

Wait. What? Priceless photos of the Oscars audience reacting to that best picture flub.

Some celebrities didn’t need to tweet about the biggest flub in Oscars history. It was written all over their faces. (Photos: AP, Getty)

[popculturebrain]

These photos are incredible.

[sixpenceeeblog]

This is definitely an unnerving picture. The cooled lava almost looks like bodies.

[samspratt-deactivated20200724]

Apparently my 10 year high school reunion is this weekend. While too busy to go, it did prompt me to do a deep dive through some old art from a decade ago during my last semester of Walton high school (as well as some truly harrowing photos of me as an angsty teenager). At that point I didn’t even know that I wanted to be an artist (or if that was even a real job) – but a deep fear of any career relating to math, an obsessive desire for self-improvement, and 10 years of drawing shitty drawing after shitty drawing, it eventually clicked enough that I understood that human faces didn’t look like … that. 

Now, I don’t wanna sell the whole generic motivational idea of: “SEE anyone can make it, just work really hard, look at me” line of thinking as I had/have numerous advantages that others do not – with what I look like, where I come from, what I believe, or what I was told I can reach for, never being an impedance. That being said, for any young person reading this that hasn’t been lost to cynicism yet: Man I hope you get the chance to try to do something you love. I hope you have the opportunities you should and people that tell you that you can. I hope that the only barriers for your success are talent and hard work – because that shit can be built even when everything else seems broken. And if the barriers you face are bigger than that, I hope you overcome them against the odds, working harder than I had to even when you shouldn’t have to, just so that the world gets to see what you can do too.