Sade Olutola
almost home

if i look back, i am lost
Jules of Nature
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Xuebing Du
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Keni
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
todays bird
noise dept.
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

@theartofmadeline
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Andulka
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@watisandwhatshouldneverbe
Nothing is original. At least not anymore. Movies, books, art, music, even my experiences with women. It’s all fake and unnerving.
Everyone steals, borrows, copies and “pays homage” to something that their small mind couldn’t dream of. Even Disney has run out of ideas and is rewriting the...
I fear death.
I never saw death before. I mean, I had seen it. My great grandmother. My grandmother. My uncle. Distant relatives of my friends. But I had never actually SEEN it. Face to face. The screams. The tears. A sudden feeling of loss throughout. Not my loss. I was embarrased that I had...
Me and Kelsee in MN.
RIP Bob Hoskins. Good form.
Moonrise Kingdom (2012) - Directed by Wes Anderson
Part of the Bill Murray: Chasing the white whale OFFSET Exhibition, at the The Library Project.
Click images for title info. Artwork by Kathrina Rupit, Jennifer Farley, Friz, Gavin Fullerton, Ash Sheridan, David Farrelly, Keith Kavanagh, Eamon Whyte, Rachel Corcoran & Sean Cummins
All prints are A3 and made to order until April 3rd 2014. Order by emailing artist name and portrait number HERE.
The full collection and order details can be viewed HERE.
Rushmore (1998) - Directed by Wes Anderson
Wes Anderson Color Palettes
Here’s a cool Friday find I thought I’d share with you guys…especially with all you movie buffs. I’m really enjoying this amazing “Wes Anderson Palettes" blog I saw featured on Apartment Therapy earlier today. I’m loving the concept, who doesn’t love a good Wes Anderson color palette? I think it’s so inspiring when people design a whole room based on a painting or movie and draw color palettes from the mood it evokes. A Wes Anderson film would definitely be a great place to start!
Have a great weekend!
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Tina’s my spirit animal
The Grand Budapest Hotel