A portrait of the artist

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thingsorganizedneatly: Van Robinson ed: Let’s keep it going for bread! Woo! I’ve had both of these photos on my blog before, but I need to clarify, whose bread photo is whose. The above photo is by Van Robinson, but does anyone know who made this photo, please??

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kickstones: “平水”no.1 by mojowang

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courtneymichellelovecobain: “We had just gotten off tour with Mudhoney, and I decided to stage-dive. I was wearing a dress and I didn’t realize what I was engendering in the audience. It was a huge audience and they were kind of going ape-shit. So I just dove off the stage, and suddenly, it was like my dress was being torn off of me, my underwear was being torn off of me, people were putting their fingers inside of me and grabbing my breasts really hard, screaming things in my ears like “pussy-whore-cunt”. When I got back onstage I was naked. I felt like Karen Finley. But the worst thing of all was that I saw a photograph of it later. Someone took a picture of me right when this was happening, and I had this big smile on my face like I was pretending it wasn’t happening. So later I wrote a song called “Asking For It” based on the whole experience. I can’t compare it to rape because it’s not the same. But in a way it was. I was raped by an audience, figuratively, literally, and yet, was I asking for it?”  -Courtney Love

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dearf-ckinginsanity: alana7x: seems-totally-legit: theprincessofjohndave: Coraline (2009) now take a moment to remember that this is all stop-motion animation now take another moment to remember this was a movie/animation for kids. now take another moment to remember how awesome this movie is.  can we just take a moment.

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anamorphosis-and-isolate: The Royal Tenenbaums (2001)

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nprmusic: Laura Marling’s songs dig well beyond the everyday, with each sung in a wise, dusky, brooding voice that always seems in control of its surroundings. The U.K. folksinger’s fourth album, Once I Was an Eagle, takes a remarkable journey over the course of 16 hypnotic, subtly inventive songs. Stream Once I Was An Eagle now.

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theanimalblog: A  2 months old baby Bengal tiger chews on a hat at the Ragunan Zoo in Jakarta, Indonesia.  Picture: Donal Husni/Barcroft Media