William Merritt Chase, White Cockatoo, c. 1880
Fish
Dominoes falling in the form of Van Gogh’s Starry Night
DID SOMEONE CHUCK A DOMINO WHEN THAT ONE SWIRL DIDNT FALL im PISSING
Philippe Halsman’s Iconic Portraits:
1. Jean Cocteau (1949)
2. Salvador and Gala Dali (1941)
3. Audrey Hepburn (1955)
4. Anthony Perkins (1958)
5. Winston Churchill (1951)
6. Albert Einstein (1947)
7. Bobby Fischer (1967)
These are wonderful!
Jean-Pierre Raynaud, La Maison, 1969-1993
Latest Painting - ‘Mal’ (Firefly - #9 of 9)
“Love. Can know all the math in the ‘verse but take a boat in the air that you don’t love? She’ll shake you off just as sure as the turnin’ of the worlds. Love keeps her in the air when she oughtta fall down…tell you she’s hurtin’ ‘fore she keens…makes her a home.”
…and there’s your Serenity nine!
The originals are being donated to the amazing team at ‘Can’t Stop The Serenity’ for their annual auction to benefit Equality Now - working for the protection and promotion of the human rights of women around the world. Find out more here…
Sets of prints of all 9 crew members will be available at my US and UK / Rest of the World sites from Monday, February 11th.
Thank you, thank you, *thank* you for your incredibly kind words and support throughout this project - and to the brilliant actors behind the characters that I’ve rendered in colorful goop - thank you for your tweets, your retweets, and for not minding that I didn’t get your nose quite right ;) Your kindness means the world to me. And of course, thank you Joss - For putting her in the air and for letting us keep her flying…
It’s only been two days (two lonnng days!) but the flow of nice messages, emails and general goodness have spurred me on - and now, here we are :)
Until the next one!
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Roberto Bolaño on writing short stories. (via)