Kim Hu, Illustrations.
Absolutely epic illustration work from artist Kim Hu who lives and works in Germany and Japan.
Discovered thanks to Katherine Donovan.
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Milos Korecek, 1987
Work finally begins when the fear of doing nothing exceeds the fear of doing it badly.
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Alain de Botton, who knows a thing or two about doing what you love, quoted by Megan McArdle, author of The Up Side of Down: Why Failing Well Is the Key to Success.
Pair with Debbie Millman’s indispensable Fail Safe.
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Remember those kids in grade school who always said “it’s a free country, I can do what I want” as a defense for doing something really shitty?
Those kids are conservative libertarians now.
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If you had enough money to buy the Barilla pasta, I think it’s safe to say you have enough money to pitch that shit, now that the company says they’re a bunch of homophobes.
You can’t cry po mouth now. -__-
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I am sick of writing cover letters.
I just want to end every one of these with, “…cause my life is dope, and I do dope sh*t so hire me.”
there’s a little kanye in each and every one of us…and that sounds like a seamen joke, but no, no it is not
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Illustrations by Jaroslav Serych for Tales Of The Uncanny, 1976.
More Serych at 50 Watts.
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I’ve been trying to get JJ Abrams to reboot Catholicism for years; I think it needs it.
—Matt Mira (via j0phus)
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15 Brand New Queer Lady Teevee Characters Defying Expectations This Summer
From time to time this summer, it’s felt — even just for one moment — like the television goddesses…
Well hey there
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Either we will get angry at the racialized violence toward a woman, in which case we will be silly and square and guilty of embarrassingly public commitment, or we will stay quiet and assume “irony,” in which case we “get it” and remain cool.
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The Pixies Enter the Realm of the Man-Child - In These Times (via bacon-and-glitter)
So, uh, we’re not going to talk about how The Pixies don’t have a problem glamorizing misogyny and/or racism, huh? I guess because it’s indie rock and it’s art? Guess that exception doesn’t apply for hip-hop, right? I mean, this video is basically Dr. Dre and Ice Cube’s “Natural Born Killaz,“ but with a white kid terrorizing a black woman…but hey, it’s like, art, man. There’s no double-standard if it’s art, right? Ughhhhhh…
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