Madame M

This is personal. More of a human perspective. I've been a round for some time and I'm still looking.
newyorker:


There are some people who, having been born on third base, stand there believing they hit a triple.  Donald Trump was born on third base and thinks he invented baseball.

Romney Gets Trumped: http://nyr.kr/KFDggH

newyorker:

There are some people who, having been born on third base, stand there believing they hit a triple.  Donald Trump was born on third base and thinks he invented baseball.

Romney Gets Trumped: http://nyr.kr/KFDggH

crudeability:

This shit is ridiculous.

That’s meant in the most sincere and respectful way.  Turkish-born German native, Selim Varol is a collector of everything creative - almost to the point of borderline hoarder and freakishly obsessive. 

The guy has over 3000 pieces of creativity from over 200 artists - including, KAWS, Fafi, Shepard Fairey, Takashi Murakami, Banksy, DJ Shadow, JR…you get the fucking picture right? 

Somehow, The Collectors Room has managed to fit only a fifth of the 15,000 strong collection into their space to showcase for the next few months.  

One word to this man, Respect.

Unfortunately, the older we get - the more we tend to dry up inside.  We lose taste for what really matters in life - and what really matters by far is, Creativity.  We forget that colours matter;  that sharing designs are important.  

Admiring one’s idea, that has been transformed into a creation shouldn’t be a simple feeling of admiration but something that should trigger something within.  

Which is why, we need to realise - that toys, paintings, statues, photos aren’t just for the young-minded and ‘creative’ types. But rather - quite necessary for humans to progress.

I mean, FUCK - can you imagine what we’d be like if we never had any form of toys, paintings or music?

All images belong to Jermain Raffington & Clemens Poloczek.  Check out the rest here.

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—Kastle - Stay Forever

crudeability:

Mr. Barret Richards aka KASTLE is on fire.

And he’s just launched his new label Symbols with an EP due to drop on June 5th.  Something we all should get pretty excited about.  Why, you ask?

Music is at a weird stage in it’s evolution.  With the birth and acceleration of the internet (haven’t heard that one before) music has turned into one massive incestuous shemale gang bang of genre’s.

Luckily, Kastle has brains, talent and style.  He’s part of a new breed of producers/djs - which have been able to seamlessy fuse hip-hop, r&b, dance and garage into one delightful cupcake with icing on top which would make a 4 year old literally lose. its. shit. 

And that’s why it’s so refreshing to see certain aspects of music heading in new directions - witnessing the evolution from one decade to the next.  One era onto the next.  We will never experience the likes of 70’s rock, 80’s synth-pop, 90’s hip-hop, and 21st century shit-drop (thankgod) but the future is still looking bright.

Either way, people and stegosaurs were living at the same time.

Minnesota congressional candidate Allen Quist, in his online curriculum supplement for K-12 educators, on “the only reasonable explanation” for stegosaurus carvings in ancient art. (via officialssay)

I would like to see that image, as I’ve studied a fair amount of prehistoric art and have never come across a painting anything like that.

badgirlsd0itbetter:

This is what a body should look like. Not the extreme skinniness that is so promoted today. This is girl is BEAUTIFUL!

badgirlsd0itbetter:

This is what a body should look like. Not the extreme skinniness that is so promoted today. This is girl is BEAUTIFUL!

(via justkissmysoul)

davidmalki:

michaelfirman:

David Malki makes Wondermark and is also an editor of the wonderful Machine of Death anthology!
About: I’m drawing assorted artists who I hope to collect autographs from at Toronto Comic Arts Festival this May.

I look like I am saying the following word: “Heh.”

and he’s very droll.

davidmalki:

michaelfirman:

David Malki makes Wondermark and is also an editor of the wonderful Machine of Death anthology!

About: I’m drawing assorted artists who I hope to collect autographs from at Toronto Comic Arts Festival this May.

I look like I am saying the following word: “Heh.”

and he’s very droll.