1. (Source: precolumbian)

  2. 
“In 1981 I happened to see Joe Strummer – he was the singer for the punk rock band The Clash – on the tube. I saw him sitting on the other side of the seat, but I thought he was too private – he might get too angry – but I was trying to be brave, I went up to him and asked him ‘may I take a picture of you.’ he smiled and said ‘yes’, and I clicked several shots. 
Just before he got off the train he said to me, ‘You should take photos of whatever you want. That’s punk.’ ”  Herbie Yamaguchi.

    “In 1981 I happened to see Joe Strummer – he was the singer for the punk rock band The Clash – on the tube. I saw him sitting on the other side of the seat, but I thought he was too private – he might get too angry – but I was trying to be brave, I went up to him and asked him ‘may I take a picture of you.’ he smiled and said ‘yes’, and I clicked several shots. 

    Just before he got off the train he said to me, ‘You should take photos of whatever you want. That’s punk.’ ”  Herbie Yamaguchi.

    (Source: k-a-t-i-e-)

  3. (Source: nefariouscinephile)

  4. It’s a ‘Mats kinda day.

    (Source: Spotify)

  5. chimpendale:

more bones

    chimpendale:

    more bones

  6. johndarnielle:

    weareallprostitutesandjunkies:

    Behind the scenes of Godzilla movies, 1954-1965

    ongoing hoax to convince me that these movies were not documentaries still going strong in its 47th year

  7. scificovers:

Magnus, Robot Fighter #7, August 1964. “The Power of the One Thousand” Cover art by Russ Manning. Insanity is spreading through the robots and throwing the city into chaos. All part of Xyrkol’s evil plan… Added to that are the gophs, “petty criminals and anti-socials … gopher-like people who never leave the lowest levels except to cause trouble.” Do they wear all black?

Manliest comic ever created.

    scificovers:

    Magnus, Robot Fighter #7, August 1964. “The Power of the One Thousand” Cover art by Russ Manning. Insanity is spreading through the robots and throwing the city into chaos. All part of Xyrkol’s evil plan… Added to that are the gophs, “petty criminals and anti-socials … gopher-like people who never leave the lowest levels except to cause trouble.” Do they wear all black?

    Manliest comic ever created.

  8. thebristolboard:

Illustration by Hungry Dog Studios. Source: Illustration Now! Edited by Julius Weidemann. TASCHEN GmbH, 2005.

    thebristolboard:

    Illustration by Hungry Dog Studios. Source: Illustration Now! Edited by Julius Weidemann. TASCHEN GmbH, 2005.

  9. anime-backgrounds:

    The Wolf Children Ame and Yuki. Directed by Mamoru Hosoda. Created by Studio Chizu and Madhouse.

    Mind…Blown…

  10. theartofanimation:

    s-u-w-i