[pimienta-vieira]

help me i think i’m falling in love again

[s3xv1o-deactivated20191026]

[mosertone]

H.R. Giger in 1979 wearing sunglasses he designed. 

[hirokazukoreeda]

Suspiria (1977), dir. Dario Argento.

[scr33ncaps]

Hausu - Nobuhiko Obayashi (1977)

[sculpturesintime]

Hausu  (ハウス)

1977

Director: Nobuhiko Obayashi

Cinematographer: Yoshitaka Sakamoto

[19seventies]

[leahalysephoto]

[design-is-fine]

Alexei Jawlensky, Portrait of the Dancer Alexander Sacharoff, 1909. Blue Rider Collection © Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus und Kunstbau, Munich. 

[icaronycteris]

Lilly woman, Oaxaca, Mexico, 1956 x Ellen Auerbach

[pimienta-vieira]

learning how to love another 

[evolvinggator]

The Ugly Mug Mug and the Broken Jaw Shot Glass from my slowly growing “Objects That Shouldn’t Have Teeth” Collection

[eyesaremosaics]

Bubble coral- This is actually coral, not a marine creature’s eggs!

[11-15-11]

[macwaxx]

Salvador & Francoise (1968) photo: Jean-Marie Perier

[elviravoynarovskastories]

Casa Dali, Portlligat, 2018 © Elvira Voynarovska

[atomic-flash]

In search of the permanent wave: Hair wound ready for permanent-waving, with (on top) root winding for use with tubular heaters and (sides) point winding for use with croquignole heaters.

Wireless permanent-waving machine introduced in 1934 by Icall Limited to satisfy a demand for a machine in which there was no direct connection to electricity when the heaters were applied. The heaters were disconnected before applying to the head, known as the “falling-heat” method. Because such heaters started cooling as soon as they were applied to the hair, they were bulkier so as to provide a greater heat sink. Even so, timing had to be longer because of the cooling of the heater and waves tended to be softer.

(via Wikipedia)