Behind the scenes of Blade Runner
AAAUUUGH
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So much lust for the Folio Society edition of His Dark Materials by Phillip Pullman. Illustrated by Peter Bailey
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Inigo Montoya, wandering spanish swordsman and revenge-fueled drunkard from classic William Goldman novel “The Princess Bride”, now given his own PixelBlock-style makeover based on the much-loved movie depiction.
Seriously, how can you not like it ? It’s literally quintessentially brilliant in every conceivable (and inconceivable) way.
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Steal. It’s not where you take things from. It’s where you take them to.
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Brilliant and beautiful!reverse graffiti.
instead of using actual spray cans…some artist are just cleaning dirt off of certain areas to make their masterpieces. and they are calling it reverse graffiti. kind of brilliant
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There were so many beautiful masks in TheArtofMask’s shop that I couldn’t just feature one!
“All of my masks are paper mache and made to be worn. I use an imported 100% wool paper that makes the mask durable yet lightweight. All of the embellishments (leaves, flowers, etc.) with either wool or parchment papers. Things like berries, rose hips, and acorns are made with paper clay.”
The blue one.
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Seanan's Tumblr: Fairy tale origins: Rebloggable version.
The ask: “I think one of the main reasons why people have this “White girl princess” attitude is because most of the really popular fairy tails originated in Europe, which is shockingly where white people are from. There are so many great fairy tails from plenty of other cultures that deserve more…
