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Leonardo da Vinci’s drawings

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😂

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You have to admire her audacity, if nothing else.

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Literally my favourite thing about Rogue One is that it makes the opening of New Hope so funny. Like, Vader has followed Leia from a planet he just blew up seconds ago and pursued her across the galaxy and then she’s just like: ‘I’m on a diplomatic mission to Alderaan’

Vader: You’re a rebel. I just had a fight with your entire rebel fleet and followed you here. Straight from the rebels. Of which you are a part

Leia: *dramatic gasp* rebel? Me??? I was just passing through. Diplomatically. Thought it was a five-space-ship pile-up or something going on there…

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she looked like dusk and felt like death underneath

thoughts #05 | r.m (via rmeisel)

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Excerpt of article. Dm for fill link. Via Notion

“In the run up to this year’s Mercury Prize we’ve got our writers to tell us who they think should win and why starting with the Ginger Menace himself, Ed Sheeran. ….. If there’s one thing that can be said about Ed Sheeran it’s this; throughout his career, the acoustic lovebird has made consistent waves in the industry with his three albums, +, x and ÷. From classics such as ‘A Team’ to the Irish jig, ‘Galway Gal,’ he has definitely built a permanent presence and will always be known and loved, if not respected for it. He isn’t afraid to take a step out of his comfort zone and experiment with somewhat different sounds. Have you listened to Divide? Yes, it all sounds like what you’d expect Ed Sheeran to play (to a certain degree) but at the same time, the album draws on unexpected influences with a credibility few would be willing to concede. Take his track ‘Bibia Be Ye Ye’ for example – he somehow manages to fuse his sound and aesthetic directly with Ghanaian culture while singing lyrics in a Ghanaian language, Twi. The song itself now receives serious airplay on Ghanaian radio stations – a territory that is known for playing songs within the genres of Afrobeats and Highlife. If Sheeran can get props in Ghana then why does he struggle at home? ven the hype itself around Ed is an interesting one. At face value, he looks like the type of person that you could potentially bump into at your local Sainsbury’s while he’s picking up a carton of milk for his cereal or something. That’s why people fall in love with him. Ed Sheeran’s whole image is based on his audience believing he really is your average guy. There isn’t this hyperbolic superstar aura about him. No fireworks, no show tricks, and no over the top gimmicks. What you get is a man and his guitar and to be honest, it works. People don’t flock to him for the image; they flock for the sound.” #nofilter #picoftheday #edsheeran #teddysphotos #sheerio #sheerios