The brushstrokes of Bernard Frize
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The brushstrokes of Bernard Frize
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Nathan Stewart-Jarrett
Wax Pencil
6” x 9”ah man I am in love with these colours.
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Hajin Bae, aka soulist-aurora, on Tumblr
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I pictured Oct. 31: my handsome, sturdy brown-skinned son in a flowing wig and poofy dress, tiara sparkling atop his head. I saw us trick-or-treating in our New Jersey suburb, going from one colonial to the next, our neighbors asking “And what are you, uh, little girl?” as they dropped candy in his bag after a curious glance at me.
I could handle that. Like Bug, I didn’t mind going against the grain. Also, the simple fact that one of my sons could express himself was a blessing. If he wanted to be a princess, then darn it, he’d be a royal She.
But when I browsed for costumes, I felt uneasy. In the princess section, long wigs were the color of spun gold. Even Snow White’s silky tresses glistened through the cellophane, the opposite texture of my son’s coarse hair. Whether it was Cinderella or her fairy godmother, each package showed a picture of a smiling white woman who glowed. “You, too, can be me,” she beckoned, “for this one special day.”
I left the store in a panic. I didn’t care if my son wanted to be a princess. I just didn’t want him to want to be a white princess.
"— Doreen Oliver for the New York Times (via girljanitor)
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Recent works. Mixed Media on wood.
oh my god. this needs to be a book.
love.
So gorgeous!
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10 Awesome & Beautiful Black Pinups, via Buzzfeed and TokenBlackGirls.com.
Above: Betty Chantel, Angelique Noire, Jessica-Louise Abidde, and Keena Royale.
Inspiration.
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Divine Chocolate wrapper designed with Adinkra symbols.
Divine, the first ever Fairtrade chocolate bar from the cocoa beans farmed by Kuapa Kokoo, a cooperative of over 45,000 small scale farmers in Ghana.
Divine Chocolate Ltd is now owned by the following organizations:
- 45% owned by Kuapa Kokoo, a Fairtrade cocoa cooperative in Ghana.
- 43% shares are owned by Twin Trading, an alternative trading organization based in London.
- 12% are owned by Oikocredit, a Dutch microfinance institution
Divine Chocolate was voted Observer Best Ethical Business in 2008, and Best Social Enterprise in 2007. Divine was also voted Favourite Fairtrade Product by Good Housekeeping in 2008.
Divine Chocolate was a runner-up in the 2002 Worldaware Award for small businesses. The nomination recognized Divine Chocolate for “its courageous and creative marketing stance in favour of fair trade in the highly competitive chocolate confectionery market”.
Get more stats info on the company here.
good to know :)
I buy these! I would tell you how good they are, but they’re hard enough to find already.
It’s like being tattooed by a mixture of Picasso, and Dali. It was way, way, way too hard to pick just 10 tattoos to post. So, go here to check out lots more of Lukas “MUSA” Musil’s work.
I was just showing Sean that top tattoo last night. I love this inking style.
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Watership Down: 2 of 2; Stiles Stilinski
↳ Derek
Realist oil painter Lee Price paints self-portraits of herself from an overhead vantage point, primarily in bathrooms while eating junk food.
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