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• 2015-05-07

  

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• 2015-02-25

  I am learning every day to allow the space between where I am and where I want to be to inspire me and not terrify me.

  — Tracee Ellis Ross  (via h-o-r-n-g-r-y)

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• 2015-02-11

  

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• 2014-11-19

  jessica-gillett-sheather.tumblr.com

  jessica-gillett-sheather:

  Blogs I’m Following:
  
  http://designclever.tumblr.com/

  http://lovepackaging.tumblr.com/
  

  http://trendgraphy.tumblr.com/

  http://grafikr.tumblr.com/

  http://toomanydesign.tumblr.com/

  http://uxplore.tumblr.com/

  http://bestwebdesigninspiration.tumblr.com/

  …

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• 2014-10-03

  

  “I guess my favorite thing in the world is when I look at a piece of art, or read a story, or watch a movie where I walk away feeling like “Oh my god — I have to do something, I have to make something or talk to someone — things are not the same anymore” — and so I try to make work where you come away with that feeling. It’s like, yeah, you’re thinking about what you just saw, but even more than that — you feel able, you feel like, kind of propelled. — Miranda July
  

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  Source: mixtapeconversation

• 2014-09-26

  

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  I slowly formed a style by watching my role models. My mother made pancakes in black silk negligees and high heels. My high school English teacher wore grey linen sacks and red lipstick with a pageboy haircut. My older sister wore cuffed denim shorts and sprayed her bangs. My high school nemeses wore spaghetti-strapped tank tops and short shorts. Bjork and her mini buns. Joni Mitchell and her lengths. I wasn’t any of these women, and yet this was the raw material from which I assembled my own look, either in alliance or defiance. What I ended up doing was wearing 1940s industrial pencil suits and eventually shaving my head. I did what I could with what I had and where I was.

  — Anisse Gross reviews Women In Clothes (via therumpus)

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  Source: therumpus.net

• 2014-09-25

  Everyone’s fucked up. You’ve just gotta decide what kinda fucked up you’re into.

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  Source: kushandwizdom

• 2014-05-06

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• 2014-04-25

  

  kradify:

  La roue des émotions by Kun Faya Kun

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• 2014-02-13

  

  fohk:

  OOF by Edward Ruscha

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• 2014-01-08

  It’s not creepy to talk about what you want from your life, no matter how much other people want to make you believe that. Don’t ever design your life around the need NOT to be That Woman. Because our culture makes every fucking one of us into That Woman. We are That Woman when we refuse to take whatever is dished out at work, without complaint. We are That Woman when we cry at some moment deemed inappropriate by someone without a fucking soul who’s incapable of feeling human emotions in the first place. We are That Woman when we live alone and we adopt a cat, because we fucking like cats. We are That Woman whenever we dare to behave like regular human beings. Most of the good things in my life came out of being That Woman.

  — Heather Havrilesky (via Doree)

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  Source: annfriedman

• 2014-01-01

  

  room135:

  Purist chair by Elisa Honkanen

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