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Rated • 1 review • fine arts, 3d rendering, composite photography, rian flynn • flickr.com
Such a beautiful image and literally out of this world. Technology!!
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Painfully Hip 2011: Spring / Summer Trend Editorial |...
Rated • 1 review • fashion, thrift stores, outfit, thrifting, spring trends 2011 • painfullyhip.com
A recent Bazaar cover model in $6 thrift store outfits. Tres chic! -
THE PROTOCOL - (Please) Dont Blame Mexico - super8mm on...
Rated • 1 review • indie rock • vimeo.com
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&&Cheap Magic Inside&& de Beirut, c'est maintenant...
Rated • 1 review • indie rock • blogotheque.net
The ultimate portable concert. Zach Condon joins in on a Grizzly Bear song at the 20 min mark. WUT. -
Internationally Painfully Hip: The West Coast to...
Rated • 1 review • fashion, travel, california, iceland • painfullyhip.com
My greatest adventure! -
Vogue UK: past December covers of questionable taste |...
Rated • 2 reviews • fashion, humor, photography, vogue • painfullyhip.com
Hilarious descriptions of past Vogue UK covers of questionable taste. -
To wear, not to wear (and how to wear): harem pants |...
Rated • 1 review • fashion, vintage, fashion advice, hammer pants, harem pants • painfullyhip.com
How to Wear Harem Pants... or whether to try them at all. -
DeVotchKa - Till the End Of Time (from Little Miss Sunshine)
Rated • 1 review • indie film, music, video, indie music, devotchka • youtube.com
I love this movie and it made this song a classic. -
Painfully Beauteous - The Artwork of Fuco Ueda |...
Rated • 2 reviews • anime, fashion, painting, schoolgirls, fuco ueda • painfullyhip.com
The internet gasped audibly when Fuco Ueda launched her website last year. Ueda's works of in-exhalable beauty (acrylic and powdered mineral pigments on paper, cloth, and wood) are cloaked with an intangible darkness which is sometimes cloyingly subtle. However, in Fuco Ueda's earlier works from 2000-2001 themes of stripey socks, incandescent sea creatures and schoolgirl honey drool give way to lost innocence, vulnerability, clutched skulls, and defenseless goldfish. A period so dark, it would best be described in the voice of Werner Herzog.