#peter gibson

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The Turning Point, doc

2424. The Turning Point - Documentary, Peter Gibson & Alex Hooper (Peter Gibson, Alex Hooper, John Mayall, The Turning Point - Documentary, 1969) (BBC/Eagle Rock, 2003)

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Peter Gibson

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FUCK IT

here’s the first half of the characters in the vampire mafia, part 2 to come soon—funnily enough, these guys aren’t the beginnings of the mafia, just the squad of idiot europeans (with one lesbian with the braincells) that the story starts with.  the actual Mafia mafia comes later

also technically, finley doesn’t join the mafia until, like, the 40s.  he’s the first recurring antagonist of the story that actually tracks the squad down, but he’s a very complicated man with a deeply skewed lens on life (read: traumatized wet little meow meow in a soaked cardboard box)

part 1 (here) // part 2

also of course, credit where it is due: peter belongs to @maxusthemad, louisa belongs to @oops-i-accidentally, tomasso belongs to @darkysan17, and nicky belongs to @kotilae !

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Clip of Alice Ormsby-Gore and Eric Clapton discussing the influence of John Mayall from the documentary “The Turning Point” (1969) directed by Peter Gibson and Alex Hooper.

Posted by famousfix user luvsydb thank you! (https://www.famousfix.com/post/eric-clapton-and-alice-ormsby-94940527)

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Creative Street Art by Peter Gibson

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Roadsworth: Artist For Whom The Street Becomes The Canvas

Montreal, Canada based artist Roadsworth, also known as Peter Gibson chooses the nondescript streets to compose beautiful,  large scale installations.

His ingenious murals is a form of activism where he voices his own thoughts and feelings through art on roads and sidewalks. However, there was a time, back in 2004, when Gibson first made his debut as a street artist; he got arrested for the very art that has made him famous now. His highly imaginative mind urges him to see a wobbly bridge or fish bones in the ordinary zebra crossings, turning them into something extraordinary for the passersby to enjoy. When asked what he plans for the future, Gibson mentioned that he would like to explore other forms apart from street art.

Apart from being a successful visual artist, Gibson is a loving partner, a father of two and a self-proclaimed struggling musician. Follow him on Instagram to enjoy all of his latest creations.

h/t: Colossal

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Canadian artist Peter Gibson aka Roadsworth transforms ordinary crosswalks, sidewalks, bike lanes and parking lots into creative, vibrant street scenes.

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Creative Street Murals by Roadsworth

Canadian artist Peter Gibson aka Roadsworth transforms ordinary crosswalks, sidewalks, bike lanes and parking lots into creative, vibrant street scenes. Some of the murals take on a humorous tone while others encourage social change, such as his most recent work in Montreal which addresses the refugee crisis. He states: "as of today, the UN has counted 65 million refugees in the world. I painted this in recognition of this tragic fact. Walls and fences are for painting and climbing not for dividing and obstructing." See more of Roadsworth's work at his website.