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art inspiration

ever needed inspiration for art? well look no further • your otp in matching outfits • bugs having a tea party • what the alphabet/numbers would look like if they were human • create a mythical creature • think of the happiest thing and turn it demonic (& vice versa) • draw your favourite characters meeting and what they would say/do • google your mood and draw the 9th image that shows up • flip to a random page in the dictionary and google the first word you see. draw the 3rd image • your favourite place to be • make inanimate objects human • draw your pets if they were human ( and you and your friends as pets ) • your favourite animal dressed up to go to a fancy party or something • the worlds perspective from small creatures • a windy day • work on your weaknesses in art • draw you or someone you know genderbent • draw your favourite thing in the world wearing a flower crown hope that helped uwu

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What was Kurt like during his high school years

Widely artistic. Very creative and artistic. He was constantly drawing, constantly making video animation. Here are a few quotes I dug out of the archives for you with Kurt speaking out about high school.

“I always questioned things in high school. I had this different attitude about things that were in history books and stuff. I knew they were altered for certain areas of the country and stuff like that, but I didn’t know on what scale things have been altered. I know now better than to trust anything I read. I wasn’t thriving socially.

I stayed in my room and played guitar all the time. I thought I was inventing a new sound that would change the whole outlook of music. I discovered it was just the “Seattle Sub Pop Sound.” When I was in high school, I dressed like a “Punk Rocker” and people would scream, “DEVO!” at me because Devo infiltrated the mainstream.

I use to pretend I was gay just to fuck with people. I’ve had the reputation of being a homosexual every day since I was 14. It was really cool, because I found a couple of gay friends in Aberdeen which is almost impossible. I got beat up a lot. It was weird at first. But once I got the “gay-tag”, it gave me freedom to be able to “be a freak” and let people know they should just stay away from me. I was accepted by cool people because the cheerleaders thought I was cute. The jocks knew the jock-girls thought I was cute. I just chose not to hang around with them.

I didn’t meet Krist until after high school. I met him through The Melvins, just mutual Punk Rock friends. The only handful of people who shared the same interests as us.

I got in trouble in school, constantly being kicked out. I was supposed to go to art school. I had won a couple of scholarships, but it was just too much for me to handle. I knew I didn’t want to do art. I wanted to do music, so I ran away from home. I quit high school the last month. That’s what I’ve done all my life. I always quit jobs without telling the employer that I was quitting, I just wouldn’t show up one day. I was the same in high school, quit with only two months to go. I’ve always copped out of things. So I became a “Punk Rocker” for a few months and lived on the streets.” - Kurt Cobain.

Don’t ever become so consumed with someone else that you forget your own existence.

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never again

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inspirational quotes about love

One must give value to their existence by behaving as if ones very existence were a work of art.

Friedrich Nietzsche  (via wordsnquotes)

Dau Voire

My wedding dress

Philip Plein RTW Spring 2014

@muenchmax: Connecting Sweeping Landscapes Through a Melody of Line and Color

To see more of Max’s captivating landscape photography, follow @muenchmax on Instagram.

(This interview was conducted in German.)

A gentle melody echoes across the still, crisp landscapes of German photographer and pianist Maximilian Münch (@muenchmax) and, if you look and listen closely, you can almost hear it. In a gallery as carefully composed as a musical arrangement, the 23-year-old intentionally uses line and color to connect each spectacular vista: rock spurs point toward the horizon in an adjacent image, and treetops melt into a lake’s surface in another. Based in Berlin, but frequently traveling to European destinations and abroad, Max says, “With every picture I put down a small composition on paper, a new note that will somehow lead me to the next — wherever this may be.”

Six coffees do nothing when you’re tired of life

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If you don’t like where you are, move on. You are not a tree.

Unknown  (via thatkindofwoman)