Suddenly i’m seeing things more clearly. This foggy hayes i’ve been in is slowly drifting away.

I’m going to Graceland, Memphis, TN

kingtrash:

I liked reading through the tributes to Maurice Sendak at TCJ.com. Here’s a drawing I did for the page

bluprint:

At the time I was waiting tables at Hard Rock Hotel in Orlando, FL. I was a cocktail waitress in the VIP lounge, which is Jimi Hendrix themed. I think staring at music memorabilia all day probably soaked my brain with that vibe. One day as I was leaving to go to work I saw a pile of cassette tapes laying on top of a canvas I had set near my door. I thought, “What ghosts could be hiding in those machines?” I pulled out the ribbon and tried to work with it, making some writing. I watched the ribbon curl up and it reminded me of Jimi Hendrix’s crazy hair, so that was the first portrait I made. I had never sold a piece of artwork. But selling was never that important… discovering is the fun part. by Erika Iris

(via bluprint)

I miss you

Thank you for teaching me so much about life

Thank you for encouraging me

Thank you for pushing me

Thank you for giving me a warm embrace 

Thank you for believing in me

I miss you more and more every day

I regret not asking you more

I regret not taking the time to call you more

I regret only seeing you once or twice a year

I love you

I’m sorry

I’m going to keep going strong for you

I won’t give up

Nothing is ever in vain 

Atlanta, GA I miss you. Peaceful city of the south. 

hizroyaljournal:

Live

xombiedirge:

Wolverine & Daredevil by Robert Ball / Store

phhoenix-tears:

Freddie Mercury

cinencomienda:

En el estreno.

Ciudadano Kane, de Orson Welles.
EUA, 1941.

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Citizen Kane se proyecta por primera vez en el castillo de los Hearst

Los Ángeles, 9 de marzo de 2012 (EFE).- El castillo Hearst, ubicado en las colinas de San Simeón, en California, recupera hoy el brillo y el glamur de que hizo gala entre 1920 y 1930 para acoger por primera vez la proyección de Citizen Kane, la obra maestra de Orson Welles basada en el magnate William Randolph Hearst.

Welles estrenó la película en 1941, diez años antes del fallecimiento de Hearst, fundador de uno de los más grandes imperios empresariales de la prensa norteamericana, cuyos esfuerzos por evitar que la obra viera la luz fueron en balde.

De nada sirvió que sus rotativos censuraran cualquier tipo de publicidad relacionada con la cinta…

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You’re ignorance is killing me. Slowly but surely. 

shaaaalea:

a beautiful girl just told me: in life there’s a time where we must let go of pointless drama, and the people who create it and surround yourself with people who make you laugh so hard that you forget the bad and focus solely on the good. because after all, life’s too short. 

I’m in love with this song. I suggest everyone take a listen before they pass it up.