Retrographics: Japanese Namco classic flyers.
This is "The Trippiest" GIF I've come across on the web recently, too big for tumblr →
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“When the orbits of these two satellites of ours happened to cross paths, we could be together. Maybe even open our hearts to each other. But that was only for the briefest moment. In the next instant we’d be in absolute solitude. Until we burned up and became nothing.”
First Murakami book (2009) / First [of many paintings] (2012)(via sputnikandthesea)
Retrographics: Japanese Namco classic flyers.
Can I be friends with Pac-Man please?
Valente Celle Tomb, 1893, The Staglieno Cemetery, Genoa - Italy
Sculptor: Giulio Monteverde (Bistagno, Alessandria, 1837 - Roma 1917)
The funeral monument called “Eternal Drama” represents a real Dans macabre, the futile attempt of life to escape the inevitable embrace of death. The sculptor Giulio Monteverde underlines, in this sculpture, the contrast between the sensuality of the beautiful young woman who personifies Life (caught in the moment in which , wearied by the vain struggle, she is about to surrender herself to the terrible spectre who has chosen her as his prey) and the rigid impassiveness of Death which seizes her. http://grabschonheiten.diary.ru/p81440998.htm?oam
Take me with you.
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On my trip to Japan last year we went down to Kichijōji to try and find the game culture store Super Meteor. When we arrived at the station they were opening a new mall right inside the station called Atré. They were handing out large maps with a poster on one side that was made by Katsuhiro Otomo so we yoinked a couple of them.
Some people, as they look round a crowded carriage at all the commuters lost in white headphones, see isolation, self-absorption, atomisation. What they don’t see is a lot of people enjoying an art form, and turning the dullest stretch of their day into a treat.
The Economist, 25/08/2011
The Economist, I love you.
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Indiana Jones and the Persistence of Memory
One of my pieces for the iam8bit art show! Signed limited edition of 60.
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure (1989) - and Salvador Dali’s ‘The Persistence of Memory’
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No One Will Ever Love You, illustrated by Roman Muradov
Beautiful illustrations of Stephin Merritt’s songs.
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BONES DOODLES ARE BACK
LOL
Thanks, videogameheart and Mariana, for turning me onto gingerhaze’s Tumblr. Great artwork.
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