steep ravines and flying cascades

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live blogging anxiety/enlightenment/and also comics

also pictures and stuff about the Caucasus (Georgia mainly) for a decent amount of time

January 31, 2012 at 7:35pm
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January 30, 2012 at 2:43am
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haha for some reason Huffington Post put together a slideshow of John Boehner crying.

haha for some reason Huffington Post put together a slideshow of John Boehner crying.

January 15, 2012 at 2:00am
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a favorite georgia pic o mine

a favorite georgia pic o mine

January 13, 2012 at 3:49pm
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I really wanted to check out Tusheti before I left Georgia, but the road was cloooosed. Go to the blog and see how cool it looks. They do beer-brewing, not just wine-makin’.
found this while answerin your questionnaire, umnica

I really wanted to check out Tusheti before I left Georgia, but the road was cloooosed. Go to the blog and see how cool it looks. They do beer-brewing, not just wine-makin’.

found this while answerin your questionnaire, umnica

January 5, 2012 at 2:45pm
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“The Glory of Iveria” by  Mikhail Sabinin

“The Glory of Iveria” by  Mikhail Sabinin

2:41pm
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Reblogged from allaboutmary
allaboutmary:

Miracolosa Immagine di Maria Santissima della Quercia che si venera nella Chiesa dei PP Domenicani presso ViterboA devotional image of the Madonna of the Oak in Viterbo, Italy. St Dominic and St Catherine of Siena are praying at the foot of the tree.

This is a cool blog but I also sort of like religious art anyway (my favorite section of the Getty in LA.). A pretty consistent theme of magical realism I suppose.
Peeps in one of the Chinese dynasties really dug it too, they kept European missionaries to draw their royalty in that style.

allaboutmary:

Miracolosa Immagine di Maria Santissima della Quercia che si venera nella Chiesa dei PP Domenicani presso Viterbo

A devotional image of the Madonna of the Oak in Viterbo, Italy. St Dominic and St Catherine of Siena are praying at the foot of the tree.

This is a cool blog but I also sort of like religious art anyway (my favorite section of the Getty in LA.). A pretty consistent theme of magical realism I suppose.

Peeps in one of the Chinese dynasties really dug it too, they kept European missionaries to draw their royalty in that style.

January 3, 2012 at 2:45pm
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warofposition:

metonymia:

I will judge you if you use the word “pretentious”. 

chances are you’re a neanderthal. 

it’s really a 19th century French word that reflects the anxieties of that bygone world; a world where a burgeoning bourgeoisie confronted the artistic hegemony of the aristocracy, where the movement and synthesis between mid-culture and high-culture was constantly blurred and blurring. 

a n00b was called prétentieux. 

now it’s used by creatively-stunted guardians of reactionaries from the political-aesthetic status quo against anyone who even mildly gives a shit.  

(via basicallyatomb)

December 27, 2011 at 1:22am
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Walker (Alex Cox of Repo Man fame, 1987)

This a film based on some American jerk who became president of Nicaragua for a short amount of time from 1856-57. It has a fun approach to the narrative; the writer hella incorporated the jingo-istic war-mongering discourse of the time into William Walker’s character in an absurd fashion (among other humorous idiosyncrasies) for comedy effect and political critique~

not a 10 but its pretty fun, silly, and on netflix instant! other points of merit: Criterion, soundtrack by Joe Strummer, cool style/concept for taking on a historical event

December 20, 2011 at 11:03pm
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i’m posting my picture-practicin’ over there now~
also other pictures I want to draw later/inspiration

i’m posting my picture-practicin’ over there now~

also other pictures I want to draw later/inspiration

(Source: mattylearning)