Prayer by wulonglizi
VIVA MACHO II ↳ Photography by Panther Productions Honcho / March 1990 [credit: AutoErotica]
Art by XiXin Guo
ph. Luis Alberto Rodriguez
But the hands that built the tower of Babel knew nothing of the dream of the brain that had conceived it. One man's hymns of praise became other men's curses.
METROPOLIS (1927) | DIR. FRITZ LANG
JACK KIRBY’S JULIUS CAESAR
In 1969, not long after he and his family moved to Southern California, Jack Kirby was asked if he would be interested in designing some costumes for a college production of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar.
Jack not only designed costumes, but he also drew a poster that was used to advertise the play, all for free!
This must have been wild to see in real life! It feels like Jack was using these designs as a warm-up to his Fourth World Saga.
See more of the designs at The Kirby Museum here:
alternative annihilation movie posters
kilian eng / matheuss berant tomer hanuka / travis english
Ryo Takemasa "Railbus through Rice Fields" (2022)
武政 諒
Cloudy day by Alariko
Tanya
Cellophane by Peter Ravn | 2018 Oil on canvas
“hes just a guy!!!!” fortunately, i like guys
no actually, im stronger than you and everything i do is fortunate for me
miniature paintings by Talula Merriwether, available here (commissions open)
The Company of Wolves (1984) | dir. Neil Jordan
Andrei Riabovitchev
people are fighting over tipping culture in america on twitter and so many europeans are trying to explain why stiffing your server is praxis, actually
and it reminded me of the time I was working outside the 9/11 memorial and a european tourist came up to yell in my face at like 8am that we should all be ashamed of ourselves for charging admission to a museum of a national tragedy and when I said we depended on the money to stay open he screamed some more in my face about what a shameful disgusting government I had that wouldn’t subsidize the museum as though I personally set it up that way, and I had to eventually respond “sir, I haven’t been able to afford to see a doctor in 10 years you think I like this system???” and he just stomped away still yelling me I was a shameful person for this, the ticketing system I had no say in and also thought was outrageously expensive
anyways, just want to throw out there that if your only means of protesting an unjust system is to shit on the victims of that system then you’re not a moral crusader you’re just an asshole dressing up your assholery, pretending your cruelty is for a greater good. Tip 20% (or more!) when you eat out in america, it’s really that simple.
John Koch (1909-1978) The Sculptor, 1964.
“Ernest Ulmer posed for Koch’s “most self-revealing painting”, The Sculptor (1964, oil on canvas, 80” x 59 7/8", Brooklyn Museum). Its original title was Prometheus, the god who stole fire from Mount Olympus. A full-length standing male nude seen from behind, Ulmer towers over the seated Koch and holds a cigarette lighter at hip level, while the artist leans in to get a light. The lighter illuminates Koch’s face and its flame is vividly reflected in his glasses, “a sexually loaded reference to Prometheus’s gift of fire to mankind”.
As punishment for the theft of fire, Zeus chained Prometheus to a rock and sent an eagle each day to tear out his liver. Koch was an occasional sculptor, and modeled Prometheus and Hercules, a work depicting Hercules wrestling with the eagle to rescue the chained Prometheus. A large version of this appears in the background of The Sculptor, and Ulmer may have posed for the sculpture as well as the painting.“ (source: wikipedia)




