Ilustrações vitorianas de flocos de neve

Essas ilustrações de flocos de neve fazem parte de uma coleção de textos e poemas sobre a neve chamado "Flocos de neve: um capítulo do Livro da Natureza" que foi publicado em 1863.
Os capítulos são divididos como Perfeição, Pureza, Graça, Beleza, Poder e Caridade.

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Música para um sábado qualquer | Venus As A Boy - Björk

Venus As A Boy

Björk

His wicked sense of humour

Suggests exciting sex

His fingers focus on her

Touches, he's venus as a boy

He believes in beauty

He's venus as a boy

He's exploring

The taste of her

Arousal

So accurate

He sets off

The beauty in her

He's venus as a boy

He believes in beauty

He's venus as a boy

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Sampuru

Sampuru são representações super realistas dos pratos que são servidos em restaurantes japoneses e que ficam expostos nas vitrines como atrativo para o cliente.

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Música para um sábado qualquer | How soon is now? - The Smiths

How soon is now?

The Smiths

I am the son

and the heir

of a shyness that is criminally vulgar

I am the son and heir

of nothing in particular

You shut your mouth

how can you say

I go about things the wrong way

I am human and I need to be loved

just like everybody else does

I am the son

and the heir

of a shyness that is criminally vulgar

I am the son and the heir

of nothing in particular

You shut your mouth

how can you say

I go about things the wrong way

I am human and I need to be loved

just like everybody else does

There's a club if you'd like to go

you could meet somebody who really loves you

so you go, and you stand on your own

and you leave on your own

and you go home, and you cry

and you want to die

When you say it's gonna happen "now"

well, when exactly do you mean?

see I've already waited too long

and all my hope is gone

You shut your mouth

how can you say

I go about things the wrong way

I am human and I need to be loved

just like everybody else does

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Yale Joel

Em 1946 o fotógrafo Yale Joel colocou um espelho de face dupla no Times Square Theater, se escondeu atrás do espelho e fotografou as pessoas enquanto elas passavam e se olhavam.

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