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Here's an unedited iphone pic of me shooting a rainbow out of my cock:
Here's a pic of me cradling a charred zombie corpse:
here's a pic of me from the Jerusalem Post in 1986:
sigh, I was such a cute kid. What went wrong?
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90% of all art made before the 21st century will be obsolete in the next twenty years.
Kristen Wintercheck in her Factory in Bushwick
Sometimes I wish like to pretend the Brightness setting on my iPhone adjusts my brain’s brightness
too adorable.
Monsieur Thierry VanBizz dropped by the studio (iphone pic)
(Source: ronenv-post)
PROM NIGHT by Celia Rowlson-Hall:
You can now be my online date to PROM.
Enjoy PROM NIGHT.
xx
Celia
In the past 2 days, 69 thousand people have played this film and been Celia’s date to Prom. I can’t put it better than this reblog from ladybird:
Seriously everything this girl touches is magic.
#GoTeamAwesome
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“Ronen Verbit was clear with the clerk at the Apple store that he would return the three iPhones for a refund in a couple days. They were for an art project, he said. The clerk was fine with this and rang up the purchase. Ronen told me this origin story in the lobby of the Tribeca Grand, but before he finished he jumped over a table to talk to a pretty girl he’d never seen before who was on her way out of the hotel. He never came back. Anyway, “Trapped in an iPhone” is one of my favorites of the year, and I’d say it establishes Verbit as the Buster Keaton of the Internet, though I actually think his table hurdling does more to advance that reputation.”
The Awl - The 15 Most Delightful Internet Films of 2011
by Eric Spiegelman (hat tip Del)
written/choreographed by RonenV and the amazing Vanya
(via ronen-v)
Looks like it’s one of those nights where I go to sleep with my hair smelling like whipped cream
The Evolution of Comedy
Thought bubble wrap
(ala Through The Looking Glass, Vampire Legends)
Build a large victorian house which contains in one room a large mirror over a dormant fireplace.
But the mirror isn’t actually a mirror— it is a hole in the wall which opens into an identical room on the other side, hidden within the architecture of the house.
When someone looks in the mirror, they will see everything the same except they won’t be there. They can then climb up and ‘step through’ the mirror into the alternate room, and potentially explore the alternate reality grounds.
(Alternately, it may be cooler to put up glass over the window, so it really DOES look like a mirror, making the ‘no reflection’ effect more freaky. And place the mirror physically out of reach.)
(There would have to be objects placed on the mantle right in front of the mirror to sell the effect.)