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Hentai Kamen : Fordibben Super Hero, Yûichi Fukuda, 2013
“ Kyosuke is a high school student who becomes a super hero when he wears women's panties on his face. When a group of thugs threaten to take over the school, Kyosuke must don the panties to fight the thugs and their assassins and win the heart of the new girl, Aiko. He must also learn about being a true pervert from his Bizarro self. “
Sanzen-in Temple by ∞ monkeys with cameras (AKA Marx) on Flickr.
David Altmejd: Untitled 8 (Rabbit Holes), 2014
polyeurothane foam, epoxy clay, epoxy gel, synthetic hair, quartz, glass stain, resin, acrylic paint
13 H x 7 W x 11 D inches
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Patrick Beaulieu: for intérieur
Mursi Man, Ethiopia
original photo edited by: @teiq
Lucy Glendinning - Skins
[Tumblr Monday with myampgoesto11]
" Art Piece
His head will swell to large sizes and proportions, he is a conceptual art piece now. He has meaning, a driven idea to fulfill, a destiny in the book that combines fragments to make history. His head like water flows to his feet, he is water on the floor, melted to become an environmental issue. "
- Lucy Glendinning
Lucy Glendinning, Feather Child
Amanda Lepore for Galore
FKA Twigs / Doodle Bomb 2014
Gary Hume Untitled: “First, I sketched some pictures of Kate using photographs of her. Then I projected my drawings on to her face and took photographs of the overall effect. The idea was to project one image of Kate on to another; thereby completing a circle of looking.”