Hunger for Laughter
Hunger for Laughter
da-llian-ce:

 
tastefull:

Xavier Veilhan.
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pleoros:

Filip Dujardin
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Filip Dujardin
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Filip Dujardin
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pleoros:

Filip Dujardin
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pleoros:

Filip Dujardin
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Filip Dujardin
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Filip Dujardin
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bloodeagles:

Check out this Django Unchained gif I just made!
dicapleo:


Leonardo DiCaprio cut his hand while the cameras were rolling on the set of Django Unchained and kept moving through the scene, never breaking character.
As the scene plays out, DiCaprio’s character Calvin Candie slams his hand on a dining room table. During one take, he unintentionally slammed his hand into glass, creating a gash that later required medical care. But that didn’t stop him from doing his job. As his hand bled quite visibly, DiCaprio kept going, and received a mini-ovation from the cast and crew afterwards.


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little-appleblossom:

The most beautiful piece of film ever shot. 
bythepowercosmic:

I can’t already hear the gnashing of fanboy teeth.
oxboxer:

Looks like the alternate covers for Candy Capers #2 are out, so I can finally show this off! Peppermint Butler is one of my favorite characters ;o;
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death-by-lulz:


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death-by-lulz:


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death-by-lulz:


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slowartday:

Tokujin Yoshioka often transforms simple everyday objects into beautiful creations. This is apparent in his piece Tornado that he installed in Miami using 2 million plastic straws. 
Installation artwork translates well to 2-d platforms such as tumblr because it encourages you to imagine how the space must look. So dedicate some time to observing this work slowly. 
What do you think about Yoshioka’s installation?
slowartday:

Tokujin Yoshioka often transforms simple everyday objects into beautiful creations. This is apparent in his piece Tornado that he installed in Miami using 2 million plastic straws. 
Installation artwork translates well to 2-d platforms such as tumblr because it encourages you to imagine how the space must look. So dedicate some time to observing this work slowly. 
What do you think about Yoshioka’s installation?
slowartday:

Tokujin Yoshioka often transforms simple everyday objects into beautiful creations. This is apparent in his piece Tornado that he installed in Miami using 2 million plastic straws. 
Installation artwork translates well to 2-d platforms such as tumblr because it encourages you to imagine how the space must look. So dedicate some time to observing this work slowly. 
What do you think about Yoshioka’s installation?
slowartday:

Tokujin Yoshioka often transforms simple everyday objects into beautiful creations. This is apparent in his piece Tornado that he installed in Miami using 2 million plastic straws. 
Installation artwork translates well to 2-d platforms such as tumblr because it encourages you to imagine how the space must look. So dedicate some time to observing this work slowly. 
What do you think about Yoshioka’s installation?
slowartday:

Tokujin Yoshioka often transforms simple everyday objects into beautiful creations. This is apparent in his piece Tornado that he installed in Miami using 2 million plastic straws. 
Installation artwork translates well to 2-d platforms such as tumblr because it encourages you to imagine how the space must look. So dedicate some time to observing this work slowly. 
What do you think about Yoshioka’s installation?
seedatart:

You don’t have enough badges to hit me!
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profoak:

THIS IS SO CUTE I NEED TO PUNCH A WALL TO FEEL MANLY AGAIN
profoak:

THIS IS SO CUTE I NEED TO PUNCH A WALL TO FEEL MANLY AGAIN
death-by-lulz:


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