*Spornstar* Tallahassee

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Giacomo Galli (1579-1649), Christ Displaying His Wounds (detail), date unknown

Giacomo Galli (1579-1649), Christ Displaying His Wounds (detail), date unknown

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Ryan Gosling: "Carey and I, our relationship off camera was very
similar to our relationship on camera. We really just kind of
looked at each other. It just felt good. I just liked looking
at her. And I didn't want to blow it by saying anything. Also,
I really wanted to kiss her, so I asked the movie's director
Nick if I could do it in the elevator scene before I smash a
guy's head in."

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bigundies:

dean spade wrote in this essay that he spends a lot of time imagining people on the subway through the eyes of someone that loves them and i’m trying it out right now on the bus and it’s such a good thing, if you’re in public right now look at everyone else like you’re in love with them wow wow everyone looks so neat and comfy i want to see them sleeping in bed and eating eggs and crying during finding nemo

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You either like me or you don’t. It took me Twenty-something years to learn how to love myself, I don’t have that kinda time to convince somebody else.
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magnolius:

Heart Throb by David M. Bowers (26 x 22, oil on linen)
One of the many stunning paintings by Pitts­burgh based artist David M. Bowers

Upon first glance Bow­ers work seems to take you back to peri­ods of paint­ing long gone.  How­ever, Bow­ers paint­ings incor­po­rate mod­ern themes and ideas. There is always a mes­sage in his work.  For him the idea is the most chal­leng­ing and reward­ing part of the paint­ing.  Sym­bol­ism is a main ingre­di­ent in his work.

magnolius:

Heart Throb by David M. Bowers (26 x 22, oil on linen)

One of the many stunning paintings by Pitts­burgh based artist David M. Bowers

Upon first glance Bow­ers work seems to take you back to peri­ods of paint­ing long gone.  How­ever, Bow­ers paint­ings incor­po­rate mod­ern themes and ideas. There is always a mes­sage in his work.  For him the idea is the most chal­leng­ing and reward­ing part of the paint­ing.  Sym­bol­ism is a main ingre­di­ent in his work.

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Hi. I'm Melisse. Human since 1991. Can't stop. Won't Stop.