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la cubanita

they're all in bedrooms...

dancing cornstarch goo

Thousand Polaroids

Here is a video of Philip-Lorca Dicorcia's really interesting project A THOUSAND POLAROIDS

watch this animation

Game Over

eileen, this one's for you.

(it's worth watching PES's other videos too)

little lights

not to belabor the metaphor, but there really are all these little lights everywhere in life... possible glares, headlamps, explosions.

hookah bonfire

Midsummer fires, however, are older and of more obscure origin. The important description by the 16th-century chronicler John Stow is detailed under midsummer. An earlier description, by the 14th-century monk John Mirk, proves to be quoting from continental sources, but his derivation of ‘bonfire’ from ‘bone-fire’ is accepted by the OED, while others, including John Stow, have presumed the first syllable to be from French bon for ‘good’, or from ‘boon’, revealing the idea of fire as doing good in itself or as a symbol for good neighbourhood.
complete etymology of bonfire

lollipop for bassemah

happy birthday dearest bassemah from Jennifer Hsu on Vimeo.

free fall drop get that rush again

photo booth