Yoko Furusho

Japanese illustrator

Yoko Furusho.

They're like little sketches of another fantasy world.

Jenny Saville

Jenny Saville

(according to Wikipedia)

is a controversial English artist famous for her

"monumental images of women".

Forgot where I came across her... probably while

reading a magazine somewhere.

Got the chance today to look up her work

and.. controversial is the right word to describe them.

I feel scared to look at them for too long

but I keep going back for second looks.

They're weirdly addictive.

Claudia Doms

Graphic designer Claudia Doms

claudiadoms.com/

IRANA

These are some pics by an illustrator called irana

that I found on flickr.

I really like these styles of drawing.

My sister also does illustrations like this.

If I could draw, I would draw like this.

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VISIT: http://www.flickr.com/photos/irana/

30 ways to die of electrocution

Note to self: do not electrocute myself

right click, new window for more images http://www.flickr.com/photos/bre/sets/72157611077138836/

Model Behaviour

So I read a book the other day.

Like actually read it.

And finished it.

*

It felt good.

Like my mind was breathing some literacy air.

*

I sat in my garden, lying

in the sun, with my 2 dogs by my side.

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I quite enjoyed it.

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Until I realised that one of the characters just died.

I hadn't been concentrating. And

when I flipped the page,

a character died.

I flipped back, and tried to find out when

and where I skimmed over his death.

But I couldn't find it.

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I think,

Harry Potter

was the last

book

that

I

actually paid attention

while reading.

007

Vintage drawings for Ian Fleming's Bond novels.

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I judge books by their cover.

Stina Persson