Amy Dawson said she thought her new husband "was going to kill me" during the horrifying attack.
Detrás de cada pieza hay un estudio del modelado, de materiales, acabados y sensaciones...Nunca es sólo lo que observas! #corporeos #visualmerchandising #retail #exclusividad #volumenretail
Estonian illustrator Eiko Ojala (previously) brings a fantastic sense of depth and texture into his editorial illustrations by using carefully arranged layers of cut paper and shadows. The works are all assembled digitally, but the artist often incorporates his own photos to achieve the desired effect. Seen here are a number of personal artworks, brandingContinue reading "New Editorial Illustrations Incorporating Cut Paper Textures and Shadows by Eiko Ojala"
She Has a Pimp’s Name Etched on Her. Article by Nicholas Kristoff talking about human trafficking victim "Taz" who had her pimp carve his name into her back with a safety pin. The story talks about the branding process many pimps use to mark their "property". Photo by silverdustedtwilight http://www.flickr.com/photos/silverdustedtwilight/
Harcèlements à l’école, violences au sein de la famille ou emprise d’ordre sectaire, les formes de maltraitance envers les enfants et les adolescents se multiplient et inquiètent.
En s’appuyant sur des exemples anthropologiques de différentes parties du monde, ce livre montre comment la violence, que nourrit le sentiment religieux, découle d’une nécessité politique.
You may have read Richard’s post on René Laloux and Roland Topor’s surrealist animated short,The Snails—a weird little precursor to their most famous collaboration, Fantastic Planet. Like the aliens in Fantastic Planet, the snails are monstrously large, invoking both science fiction and horror—check out The Snails at the end of the post. Topor’s 1960 book of illustrations Les Masochistes however, is a much more personable tongue-in-cheek kind of psychological intensity. Here are seemingly mundane human beings, engaging in what (at a brief glance) could be a mundane activity, but the sparse drawings show some...
You may have read Richard’s post on René Laloux and Roland Topor’s surrealist animated short,The Snails—a weird little precursor to their most famous collaboration, Fantastic Planet. Like the aliens in Fantastic Planet, the snails are monstrously large, invoking both science fiction and horror—check out The Snails at the end of the post. Topor’s 1960 book of illustrations Les Masochistes however, is a much more personable tongue-in-cheek kind of psychological intensity. Here are seemingly mundane human beings, engaging in what (at a brief glance) could be a mundane activity, but the sparse drawings show some...
David Harbour & Winona Ryder SAG Awards 2018
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Every day in America, kids get their hands on lethal weapons, with disastrous consequences
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