It Came From the Deep.

Ramblings, musings and anything I find interesting.
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Jul 08
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jessicachu:
(via nedhepburn)
brilliant.

jessicachu:

(via nedhepburn)

brilliant.

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thedailywhat:

Owen Gatley x Kitsune Noir: “The Many Faces of Arnold”
Various wallpaper sizes available at the source.
[via.]

thedailywhat:

Owen Gatley x Kitsune Noir:The Many Faces of Arnold

Various wallpaper sizes available at the source.

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alisaur:
I love the look on that little girl’s face…

alisaur:

I love the look on that little girl’s face…
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norasaur:

chevalier:

firecrackers:

dollarcoin:
wtaf ryan ross
you really shouldn’t leave your coke lying on the table like that.

:| :| :| :|

…… now im okay about him leaving panic. :|

hahahahaha

norasaur:

chevalier:

firecrackers:

dollarcoin:

wtaf ryan ross

you really shouldn’t leave your coke lying on the table like that.

:| :| :| :|

…… now im okay about him leaving panic. :|

hahahahaha

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scubed:
This just made my day

scubed:

This just made my day
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Warhol said art should be meaningful in the most shallow way. He was able to make commercial art that was taken seriously as fine art … [and] that’s what I’m doing too. When you listen to a song like LoveGame, is it communicating my soul to you? No … I make soulless electronic pop. But when you’re on ecstasy in a nightclub grinding up against someone and my music comes on, you’ll feel soul.

Lady Gaga, holy shit I love her (via jessicachu)

Interesting concept.

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thedailywhat:

Wall Clock Design Concept of the Day: “Trace of Time” by Il-Gu Cha.
Appointments written on the glass and steel clock face get wiped away by the timepiece’s eraser-hand as it passes over them, symbolizing the transience of urgency or whatever.
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See Also: A Clock A Day. (via.)

thedailywhat:

Wall Clock Design Concept of the Day:Trace of Time” by Il-Gu Cha.

Appointments written on the glass and steel clock face get wiped away by the timepiece’s eraser-hand as it passes over them, symbolizing the transience of urgency or whatever.

[via.]

See Also: A Clock A Day. (via.)

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