girl, you a hot mess

kickstarter.com/âprojects/â320923998/âkirsten-opstad-makes-a-full-length-album

hook a sister up. go to her kickstarter page to support, she’s almost there. share with your friends. don’t just sit there, DO SOMETHING.

also… i’d be lying if i said i didn’t have a friend crush on her.

That’s my school! Putting on this show has kinda been my project (of course with the help of many). The opening is this weekend and I’m super excited about it! If you’re in the Boston area on Saturday, you should check it out.

lincolnartsproject:

We are proud to be showing artwork from the students at the Boston Higashi School. The Higashi school is an international program serving children and young adults with autism. Work from all ages divisions and age groups will be on display at The LAP Gallery from June 20 - August 6.

OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday / July 23 / 1-3 PM
Show Dates: July 20 - August 6
Gallery Hours: Wed-Sat 12-6 or by appointment.

part of a comic by Paul Madonna. not that i know who that is, but credit should be given.

austinkleon:

“Try Harder,” an Otis Redding Motivational Poster Installation by Jason Lazarus

via bigcrush: flecton:philk:an interview with Lazarus

Between The Folds - a film by Vanessa Gould

currently watching.

All art is always created from a base of someone else’s work. There is no “new.” No one invents art. You always have a base of someone you’re—I can’t think of any other word to use—you’re *copying* them even if you don’t remember it. It might be Picasso, it might be Michelangelo’s finger, it might be Da Vinci’s earlobe…but you’ll remember it. That’s the creative process: you look at things and you’re impressed by it, and your job then is to show it to others and say, “I like this, look at this.” Or, “I hate this, look at this.” That’s what the artistic life is all about.

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—	Ed Emberley (via austinkleon)

i like this, okay. no big deal. whatever. fartnoise.

yofoool:

Rachel Perry Welty from her Spam Series