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BioShock Infinite: Now Is The Best Time

»Infinite presumes it can strip the idea, reskin it, throw us at it thoughtlessly. It’s quite presumptuous. It unapologetically demands an immediate, overwhelming buy-in to the BioShock souvenir theme park, this monument to something you love that wants sixty dollars worth of your memories at the door.«

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2headedsnake:

David Cooley

Down Pour, 2013

acrylic, spray paint, resin and fabric on board

@3 months ago with 520 notes
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street photography by sinie on EyeEm

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I’m. Not. Here.

@2 months ago with 1058 notes
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The Sound of Synth Pop Gets Omnivorous, Eats Arena Rock

»One of the big challenges is writing with electronic instruments,” says CHVRCHES’ Iain Cook, “is that you realize you don’t have massive guitars and drums that take up all the sonic space. [You wonder], ‘How do you fill that out?’ And that’s forced us to be really creative about how we treat the synths and the drums — trying to push them in a bigger direction, and coming up with lines and riffs that, in some ways, are more like rock music.«

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“Wet make-up…That was one of the biggest problems with the film.Tim came out of the swimming pool and looked, to put it mildly, stunning. The water enhances the make-up and sets it even more. He came out of the pool for the first few takes and he looked perfect. It was the absolute opposite of what we required.” - Rocky Horror make-up artist Peter Robb-King, From Concept to Cult.

“Wet make-up…That was one of the biggest problems with the film.Tim came out of the swimming pool and looked, to put it mildly, stunning. The water enhances the make-up and sets it even more. He came out of the pool for the first few takes and he looked perfect. It was the absolute opposite of what we required.”

- Rocky Horror make-up artist Peter Robb-King, From Concept to Cult.

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The Psychopath Test: A Journey Through the Madness Industry

@3 months ago
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Midnight buns, omg by sinie on EyeEm

@3 months ago
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