charlieterrell:

“Angéique”  Digital Painting by Charlie Terrell

if this had been the visual inspiration for the Lords of Salem movie I saw this weekend, it may have saved some face. instead, it sucked.

(via theonlymagicleftisart)

the night is dark & full of terrors.

(Source: acidimagination, via thecultureofme)

visual-poetry:

i
am
the
path
along
unseen
heather

Snowball (also called a Chaterism): A poem in which each line is a single word, and each successive word is one letter longer. One of the constrained writing techniques utilised by the Oulipo (Workshop of Potential Literature).

o
we
all
have
heard
people
believe
anything

Given the mathematical genesis of the Oulipo and the interest in the movement among other programmers, I thought that someone must have created a program to generate these, and I was surprised that I couldn’t find one even after some pretty thorough Googling. So I wrote one myself. The C++ code is here. 

(via nossidge)

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MATH & LOVE & POETRY. awesome.

the special ones.

(via scientificillustration)

how i start my morning.

(via fuckyeahhardfemme)

love.

(Source: snobfashionsource.blogspot.com, via femme-belle)

fuckyeahcrystals:

The Fukang Meteorite.

This piece shows off the meteorite’s characteristic large pieces of peridot ((Mg,Fe)₂SiO₄) suspended in a metallic nickel-iron matrix.

fuck yea.

redupnyc:

How to write a letter to the editor - this is a great tactic for talking back to shitty representations of sex workers in the media, one that anyone can do, especially in local papers. All papers have info in their print and online editions about how to submit a letter - make sure to follow their formatting instructions and word count!

Want more tips on dealing with media? Download RedUP’s free, 35-page Speak Up! Guide to Strategic Media Tools and Tactics to Amplify the Voices of People in the Sex Trades.

And if you want to spend a whole weekend learning and practicing media tactics in a peer-led media workshop for people in the sex trades, apply for Red Umbrella Project’s Media Training Intensive, taking place in NYC May 17-19. Deadline is April 16.

Download the guide. It’s free and awesome!