I just burnt my ass on my radiator!
Was naked while making my bed and bent over to tuck my sheet in and my bare ass brushed against the piping hot radiator. Not a sensation I ever want to have again!
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I just burnt my ass on my radiator!
Was naked while making my bed and bent over to tuck my sheet in and my bare ass brushed against the piping hot radiator. Not a sensation I ever want to have again!
Laze II - William Thompson , 2018.
American, b. 1980s
oil on canvas, 7 x 12 in.
Elasticospa +3 - House renovation, San Quirino 2018. Via, photos © Mattia Balsamini.
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Artist Explores New York City Through Energetic Sketches of Its Buildings and People
Brooklyn-based artist Gavin Snider captures the energy of New York City through urban sketching. Venturing to the likes of Grand Central Terminal, Greenwich Village, and Chinatown, he highlights one of the best reasons to live in Manhattan (and the surrounding boroughs)—there are so many different things to see and do. From contemporary structures to historical homes, his pen and ink drawings reflect what makes the city such an exciting place to live and work.
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