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Two fists up. Protesting racial inequity at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. #FlashbackFriday 📷 John Dominis, LIFE http://bit.ly/2iowEhL #ICPCollections

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Brain Blocker #1: The Goldfish Effect

Brain Blocker #2: Imposter Syndrome

Brain Blocker #3: Thought Suppression

Brain Blocker #4: Design Fixation

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My original home town, a shit hole... but a good shit hole. 

Sidcup. 2014

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North Korean Interiors Looking Suspiciously like a Wes Anderson Film Set

“I stumbled upon a Tumblr today dedicated entirely to pictures of North Korean interiors. Photographer and writer Oliver Wainwright set up the site after he made his first trip to the hermit kingdom and found himself drawn to the Soviet-era fittings, the carefully framed symmetry so often employed in Anderson’s films and that unmistakable “Kindergarten Kitsch”, a term which I find sounds so delightful and sinister at the same time.”

Retrieved from MessyNessy

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Contrary to general belief, an artist is never ahead of his time but most people are far behind theirs.

Edgard Varese (via lensblr-network)

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Cus D'amato died this day November 4, 1985.

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Ice Falls; James Carpenter Design Associates, 2006; Hearst Building; Foster and Partners, Architects; Eighth Avenue and 57th Streets, New York.

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How packaging works

by Johnson Banks

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10.28.15.

“SoCal Boogie”

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Lucille Clerc

Lucille Clerc is a French Illustrator based in London that works within the field of editorial design and illustration for books and magazines. 

As described by the artist: A lot of my personal work is inspired by London, I produce most of my work in silk screen print. All is done by hand, everything is hand drawn, and often the layout is done  on site. This way the print is not a reproduction, it is the original.

Images and text via Lucille Clerc

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As I have practiced it, photography produces pleasure by simplicity. I see something special and show it to the camera. A picture is produced. The moment is held until someone sees it. Then it is theirs.

Sam Abell (via thewhitedarkroom)