khymeira &

Khy \ visual_construct
Her visual veneration of ecocidal fashion and industry.

However, I am often struck with the petty frustration of my current existence because I’m an avid futurist, despite my blindness to the distant-future events that have yet to unfold.

All I know that one day, my bones will be relegated to the irrelevance of history—even the great Search Engine won’t index me forever.

birdbrainclub:

★ scanned by: arachne1 @ livejournal

birdbrainclub:

★ scanned by: arachne1 @ livejournal

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Anonymous asked: What do you think of girls who want to live in a different era, for example...; the pin up era?

The Pin-Up era? Like the American ’50s and other pre-millenial decades?

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They’d have to be white, and crazy. 

ladylacklustre asked: Have you seen Manborg? If not I recommend it as a hilariously bad parody on 80's sci-fi style cyberpunk. 80's sci-fi makes me think of you.

I have not, but I just looked it up:

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Baha! Awesome. Looks like something Brian would post on his  Dangerousdays blog. I’ve a soft spot for outrageously mediocre 4- to 6-pointer sci-fi, so I’m all for it! And I’m humbled to earn that association. I’ll definitely check it out. Thanks for sharing. 

Anonymous asked: Do you work for yourself? Like your own buissness? Because all my life I've been told I have employers looking at me and the way you dress seems to tell elite capitalism, that trickles into dead end jobs, to go fuck itself on its own pointy sky scrapers! You dress awesome and I'd like to know the job that let's you. So I can have a job like that, that'll let me be me.

Hey Grey_Head. I can definitely empathize with you; I highly value the subversion of conservative dresscode policies in the workplace!

With the exception of niched, subculture-clothing/subculture-anything retail, I get that most places enforce a depressing dress code policy. Throughout my modest 5-year employment history, I’ve managed a handful of unnatural hair colours and piercings (with very subtle jewelry) because I tricked my employers.

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mmonsterbones:

i started out painting a cute picture w her n gin n it turned into this aha
i cant really imagine her wearing any of this but it was fun so who cares `w`~

mmonsterbones:

i started out painting a cute picture w her n gin n it turned into this aha

i cant really imagine her wearing any of this but it was fun so who cares `w`~

prettyblackpastel:

#nu-goth #kiraeros #cl0ckw0rkturqu0ise #harasnap 

prettyblackpastel:

#nu-goth #kiraeros #cl0ckw0rkturqu0ise #harasnap 

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mariacarlabosscono:

Yumi Lambert in “The Day the World Went Away,” directed by Pierre Debusschere

mariacarlabosscono:

Yumi Lambert in “The Day the World Went Away,” directed by Pierre Debusschere

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To the twenty or so unrequited messages in my inbox: I’m sorry. I’ll get to them when I can. I’m fighting my way towards the fulfillment of some overdue goals, and I’m …exhausted. 

On top of that, you’ve probably come to realize that I’m too long-winded to answer with just a “lol thanks hun xoxo”; that doesn’t help my case, but thanks for sticking with me.

(Source: qhuinn)

artchipel:

Paulo Troilo (b.1972, Italy)

Paolo Troilo’s artistic expression characterizes for the originality of the formal procedure. His working instruments are not brushes or palettes, but only his hands: one spreads colors, unfolding at the same time his five fingers, the other holds the mobile phone, which reports the picture of him as the model. Troilus’ painting is predominantly bi-color, based on the use of ivory and “gray payne” or ivory and “green bladder”. This choice gives strength and vigor to every brush stroke. Since 2006, Paolo Troilo took part to Miart, Art Verona and to many group and solo exhibitions.

[more Paulo Troilo | artist found at fer1972]

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