Bozo Texino @l3ozotexino - Tumblr Blog

New mutants x star wars doodles! I started drawing these for halloween last year but didn't finish them at the time, anyway I was going through some of my NM art bc I’m planning to put together a zine so I thought what the hell I'll add some quick colours to these

neskaaa

"my brothers dreamed of dragons too, and the dreams killed them, every one."

beautiful art as always by: crazy_toma777

daredva

feel so x-rated

sistasangen

weltenwellen

Wildness Before Something Sublime Leila Chatti

uirt-y

I like this poster design sm!

acecroft

Dishonored 2 gifs [1/?] - Stilton Manor

philosophybits

“Only by externalization, by entering into social relationships can we develop the interiority of our own person. Only by marching in step with the communicative entanglement in social networks does the subjectivity of the “self” deepen.”

— Jürgen Habermas, “Critique and Communication: Philosophy’s Missions”, Eurozine, 16 October 2015

weltenwellen

Erika L. Sánchez, from “A Woman Runs on the First Day of Spring”, Lessons on Expulsion

starryswirly

Fall Out Boy: What if we had a figure of speech... but changed it slightly

Me: Oh yeah that's the good shit

l3ozotexino

perfect example of metalepsis!

spaceshiprocket

Magik by Bill Sienkiewicz

crisisofinfinitemultiverses

Magik by Bill Sienkiewicz

noosphe-re

Glamour cannot exist without personal social envy being a common and widespread emotion. The industrial society which has moved towards democracy and then stopped half way is the ideal society for generating such an emotion. The pursuit of individual happiness has been acknowledged as a universal right. Yet the existing social conditions make the individual feel powerless. He lives in the contradiction between what he is and what he would like to be. Either he then becomes fully conscious of the contradiction and its causes, and so joins the political struggle for a full democracy which entails, amongst other things, the overthrow of capitalism; or else he lives, continually subject to an envy which, compounded with his sense of powerlessness, dissolves into recurrent day-dreams. It is this which makes it possible to understand why publicity remains credible. The gap between what publicity actually offers and the future it promises, corresponds with the gap between what the spectator-buyer feels himself to be and what he would like to be. The two gaps become one; and instead of the single gap being bridged by action or lived experience, it is filled with glamorous day-dreams.

John Berger, Ways of Seeing