clarise

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takato yamamoto

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8 of Cinema’s Biggest Psychopaths

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[hirxeth]

“Loneliness has followed me my whole life, everywhere. In bars, in cars, sidewalks, stores, everywhere. There’s no escape.”

Taxi Driver (1976) dir. Martin Scorsese

[windsofbeleriand]

Game of Thrones Posters - The Complete Series 

A project I started two years ago just for the fun of illustrating the main houses and groups in Game of Thrones using their house sigil/mottos and giving them my own twist. It was amazing and fun, but also daunting at times. But hey, I got through it and i’m so proud of the results!!!

So here it is, the series finally completed and compiled together!  :D  

To see/reblog the individual posters

House Stark

House Lannister

House Targaryen

House Baratheon

House Arryn

House Tyrell

House Greyjoy

House Martell

House Tully

House Mormont

The Night’s Watch

The Dothraki

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[hashirama]

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Rei ayanami - evangelion 1.0 you are (not) alone

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Glissando from jeux d'eau

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[jedavu]

The Photographers Behind Some of the Most Iconic Images of Our Time

Over the course of history, certain iconic photographs have become an integral part of our collective, cultural memory. Steve McCurry’s “Afghan Girl,” Jeff Widener’s “Tank Man,” and Nick Ut’s “Napalm Attack in Vietnam” are only some of the images that have left a lasting mark as the great photographs of our time. Tim Mantoani aims to immortalize those legendary shots and the brilliant individuals behind them in the ambitious series Behind Photographs, which depicts renowned photographers posing with their most well known images.

[filmsets]

This was a music I’d never heard. Filled with such longing, such unfulfillable longing, it had me trembling. It seemed to me that I was hearing the voice of God.

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Characters From Renaissance Paintings Take Over The Streets Of Ukraine

For his series “The Daily Lives of Gods,” Alexey Kondakov juxtaposes the modern and oft bleak streets of Kiev, Ukraine, with classic Renaissance paintings. The idea came to the Ukrainian art director when he discovered the 17th century Caesar van Everdingen painting “Nymphs Offering the Young Bacchus Wine,” while surfing the web.

The heroes of Renaissance masterpieces – they’re just like us!