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Self. 7.16.12
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Takuma Nakahira
Yossi Milo Gallery, 245 Tenth Ave., NYC (bt W24th & W25th St)
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Khayelitsha, Cape Town - Anton Crone via Miss Moss
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“The slums near Manila Bay are unhealthy enough—the Ulingans live next to a rubbish dump,” writes Reportage photographer Lisa Wiltse. “But the...
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littlechien posted this
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por Jessica Fortner
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Holy smokes friends, LEGO-building just reached a whole new level of awesomeness. This is a life-size model of a Star Wars X-Wing Fighter and it...
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I’m doing a lot of photo restorations lately and I’m hoping I could possibly get a Photoshop based job in NYC this summer. Anyways, I rediscovered...
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“Since I’m convinced that people tend to be more interesting once they’re dead, obituaries have always been my favorite part of the newspaper. So whenever a noteworthy writer died, I started drawing the picture that accompanied the obit, eventually adding drawings of noteworthy long-dead writers. Here, then, is a gallery of a few of those literary giants, along with brief explanations of what was going through my head as my pen was fashioning their heads.” — Bill Morris, a staff writer for The Millions. He is the author of the novels Motor City and All Souls’ Day. His writing has appeared in Granta, the New York Times, L.A. Weekly, the (London) Independent, the Washington Post Magazine and The Daily Beast.
Follow the link to read the background to each drawing.
