susan sarandon in "the rocky horror picture show", 1975🔮🎞️
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susan sarandon in "the rocky horror picture show", 1975🔮🎞️
Naoki Ito: Urban Nature (2009)
Elsie Larson and June Lang in Malibu, California, May 25, 1933.
Stephan Sinding: 'Adoration' (1903)
Amazing book cover!
MOBY DICK by Herman Melville. (Chicago: Lakeside Press, 1930). Illustrations by Rockwell Kent. Art binding by Exeter Bindery.
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SENDO UM MENINO DO RIO OU DO HAVAÍ, SEUS ÓSCULOS CONTRA MINHA DESPEDIDA SÃO INÚTEIS. É PRECISO DIZER ADEUS
Cher in a photoshoot for her 1974 album “Dark Lady” source
Kate Bush, 1981.
Vogue Paris, December 2010/January 2011.
Ph. Tom Ford
Christiane F. in her room Hamburg 1983
Street Trash (1987)
| Grace Jones | photo Greg Gorman
It's just crushing to hear about the death of Steve Albini at age 61. He was one of the rare people influential on music as musician, producer and advocate for the working band. The records above are just a sample of his work as an engineer and producer. Needless to say it's a seminal bunch of albums.
These records certainly impacted me, but I would say seeing his bands when I was teenager was huge. His guitar sounded like it was made out nails. Sometimes it sounded like James Brown played through industrial machinery. They were funny and irreverent but most of all I think it represented music that was free from chains of the music industry. Since punk went corporate it may be difficult for people to understand that, for many of us, it wasn't about the musical style but rather that it represented the idea that music was not just for rock stars to play throngs of screaming fans. You, in fact, could do it too.
And that's it, I doubt he would want the hagiography to come. Or as Marlene Dietrich says in Touch of Evil, "What does it matter what you say about people?"
when the music videos for Telephone (Lady Gaga ft. Beyoncé) and Na Na Na (My Chemical Romance) both had scenes filmed in the same diner
added some prints of this to my store here!
i also uploaded my drawing process from start to finish here for anyone interested… i haven’t done that in ages & i’m excited to try getting the hang of it again :) i included some (written) commentary throughout, some of my reference images, and some links to brushes i use. check it out !
Julian Wasser "Muscles" the cat nurses kittens on turntable, WWDC-AM 1450, Washington, D.C., 1951
Rene Magritte The Disguised Symbol 1928