I have a memory replete with countless images.
I have a mind that waits every single morning to be stretched by a new experience.
I have a properly functioning brain
with an enormous hunger for knowledge.
My left hemisphere is being trained since almost three years now.
And my right hemisphere is the reason why I don’t feel like a total dead loss.
…but still, there are times where my head explodes from an information overload; leaving behind a mental vacuum.

This page is created, in order to sort and shelve pictures & words that whirl in my head like a wild tornado. It is created to store everything inspirational, exquisite, fascinating and simply beautiful into my digital Memorandum.
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Backstage at Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda Spring/Summer 2013 for Vogue Russia April 2013

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Backstage at Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda Spring/Summer 2013 for Vogue Russia April 2013
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theantidote:

Running with the fairies (by sparrek)

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theantidote: Running with the fairies (by sparrek)
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dawnawakened:

The Bay, Urban Paintings

Artist Kim Cogan paints these gorgeous scenes of the streets of San Francisco. Kim uses oil and moods to illustrate these interesting urban landscapes. The Korean artist displayed his last exhibition over at the Hespe Gallery in his hometown San Francisco. Be sure to check out more of his latest projects at his main site, here. 

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dawnawakened: The Bay, Urban Paintings Artist Kim Cogan paints these gorgeous scenes of the streets of San Francisco. Kim uses oil and moods to illustrate these interesting urban landscapes. The Korean artist displayed his last exhibition over at the Hespe Gallery in his hometown San Francisco. Be sure to check out more of his latest projects at his main site, here. 
dawnawakened: The Bay, Urban Paintings Artist Kim Cogan paints these gorgeous scenes of the streets of San Francisco. Kim uses oil and moods to illustrate these interesting urban landscapes. The Korean artist displayed his last exhibition over at the Hespe Gallery in his hometown San Francisco. Be sure to check out more of his latest projects at his main site, here. 
dawnawakened: The Bay, Urban Paintings Artist Kim Cogan paints these gorgeous scenes of the streets of San Francisco. Kim uses oil and moods to illustrate these interesting urban landscapes. The Korean artist displayed his last exhibition over at the Hespe Gallery in his hometown San Francisco. Be sure to check out more of his latest projects at his main site, here. 
dawnawakened: The Bay, Urban Paintings Artist Kim Cogan paints these gorgeous scenes of the streets of San Francisco. Kim uses oil and moods to illustrate these interesting urban landscapes. The Korean artist displayed his last exhibition over at the Hespe Gallery in his hometown San Francisco. Be sure to check out more of his latest projects at his main site, here. 
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terrysdiary:

Charlie Hunnam at my studio #1

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terrysdiary: Charlie Hunnam at my studio #1
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helloyoucreatives:

Shadow Art by Diet Wiegman -  his sculptures look like some sort of rubbish. But sometimes we need a second look to see the true beauty. Lovely art work.

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helloyoucreatives: Shadow Art by Diet Wiegman -  his sculptures look like some sort of rubbish. But sometimes we need a second look to see the true beauty. Lovely art work.
helloyoucreatives: Shadow Art by Diet Wiegman -  his sculptures look like some sort of rubbish. But sometimes we need a second look to see the true beauty. Lovely art work.

disimba:

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unknowneditors:

Ran Ortner

Ran Ortner is an American artist, surfer and passionate about the sea and the ocean, who creates impressive photo-realistic paintings of waves. Using oil paint, Ran Ortner plays with great ease on the lights, the focal length and the details of his huge waves, making the result very realistic.  (Via)

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unknowneditors: Ran Ortner Ran Ortner is an American artist, surfer and passionate about the sea and the ocean, who creates impressive photo-realistic paintings of waves. Using oil paint, Ran Ortner plays with great ease on the lights, the focal length and the details of his huge waves, making the result very realistic.  (Via) Unknown Editors | Facebook
unknowneditors: Ran Ortner Ran Ortner is an American artist, surfer and passionate about the sea and the ocean, who creates impressive photo-realistic paintings of waves. Using oil paint, Ran Ortner plays with great ease on the lights, the focal length and the details of his huge waves, making the result very realistic.  (Via) Unknown Editors | Facebook
unknowneditors: Ran Ortner Ran Ortner is an American artist, surfer and passionate about the sea and the ocean, who creates impressive photo-realistic paintings of waves. Using oil paint, Ran Ortner plays with great ease on the lights, the focal length and the details of his huge waves, making the result very realistic.  (Via) Unknown Editors | Facebook
unknowneditors: Ran Ortner Ran Ortner is an American artist, surfer and passionate about the sea and the ocean, who creates impressive photo-realistic paintings of waves. Using oil paint, Ran Ortner plays with great ease on the lights, the focal length and the details of his huge waves, making the result very realistic.  (Via) Unknown Editors | Facebook
unknowneditors: Ran Ortner Ran Ortner is an American artist, surfer and passionate about the sea and the ocean, who creates impressive photo-realistic paintings of waves. Using oil paint, Ran Ortner plays with great ease on the lights, the focal length and the details of his huge waves, making the result very realistic.  (Via) Unknown Editors | Facebook

moldavia:

Antonina Vasylchenko in Intermission #7 S/S 2013 by Sebastian Kim

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moldavia: Antonina Vasylchenko in Intermission #7 S/S 2013 by Sebastian Kim
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nevver:

Tattoo You

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nevver: Tattoo You
nevver: Tattoo You
nevver: Tattoo You
nevver: Tattoo You