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Show cards and a block in progress. If anyone wants a showcard, send me an address and I’ll mail one!

 
Three blissful minutes of folks dancing their butts off to Channel One’s “Technicolor” at the Brotherhood Club in Detroit, Michigan, 1989.

This is how you do it.

Previously on Dangerous Minds:
How to dance to Kraftwerk: All you need to know
 

 
Via WOW Report

art-of-illlustration:

Alex Raymond - Scuttle watch

Venus, the bulldog, at the wheel of HMS Vansittart ca. 1941 (IWM)

 
I think this has been around for some time, but I’ve never seen it before: A tee-shirt recreating Norman Rockwell’s 1960 “Triple Self-Portrait” with Ol’ Dirty Bastard.

You can buy it on eBay for $19.98.

h/t Chris LaCoe!

They sure don’t make them like they used to, for better and for worse. The innovation and sheer people-power at the start of the industry is mind-melting, and along with Disney, Fleischer Studios was at the forefront. Who doesn’t love a good process video, and who doesn’t love a good Popeye cartoon?

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eroguro-daikaiju:

Primeira edição da Garo.

tannhausergatorade:

Francois Schuiten’s chapter pages for Les Cités obscures

Published in English as Cities of the Fantastic: The Invisible Frontier vols. 1 and 2 by NBM Publishing, 2002-04.

Bruins Assistant coach Geoff Ward just sank one of the most incredible over-the-head shots you'll ever see.

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In this French TV special from 1965, Francoise Hardy goes to London, sings songs and looks ravishing.

Narrated in French. But for our non-French speaking readers, with Francoise singing 11 songs, who cares about narration?

“Tous les garçons et les filles” (in English)
“Tout ce qu’on dit”
“Il se fait tard”
“Ce petit coeur”
“Le temps des souvenirs”
“However much”
“Je t’aime”
“En t’attendant”
“L’amitié”
“Non ce n’est pas un rêve”
“All Over The World”
 

Gladys Roy and Ivan Unger play tennis on the wing of a biplane in flight, 1925. Photograph: Museum Syndicate.

The world’s first wheelie ca. 1936

Buy this album featuring “24 original recordings – nearly 2 1/2 hours of essential soul music from the vaults of Stax Records and its subsidiary labels that inspired The RZA and the classic sound of The Wu-Tang Clan.”

via, boingboing

sketchbook 2013 - first baseball watching doodles of the season

supervillain:

lazymercenary:

Ironwolf #1 p.27

colors by Richmond Lewis (top)

pencils by Mike Mignola, inks by P. Craig Russell (bottom)

Ho lee shit

 
You may remember my earlier find of young and foxy Stephen Hawking, but I think I may have a new scientist super-fox crush whose name I’m gonna scribble all over my notebook: Neil deGrasse Tyson…

1) Side burns
2) Mullet
3) Glittery astrophysics-themed T-shirt
4) Those guns

Dueling mics with Kid Sensation on ”The Way I Swing”

Kid Sensation “The Way I Swing” (ft. Ken Griffey Jr.)

Very Rare. (Thanks Yves!)

Can you guess the year, and in what neighborhood, this vendor was selling hot dogs? We'll update later with the answer and more details, as well as some more photos of street vendors from this time. Cheaters and anyone who makes an Instagram joke will be banished from Gothamist and the entire Internet. [ more › ]

Passionné par l’écriture gothique et sa typographie incroyable, le spécialiste dans le domaine Seb Lester a imaginé une série de lettres capitales reprenant les caractéristiques principales de cette écriture apparue en Europe au 12ème siècle. Un rendu splendide à découvrir en vidéo dans la suite de l’article.

messin around in photoshop, swiped from http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mctvsp5qE11rk8qlwo1_400.jpg

In album Animated GIFs

These days nothing goes undocumented.

Climber Mark Roberts only sustained injuries to his ankles in this 100 foot plummet.

via http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_md6mpn8g7Z1qa5rnho1_400.gif

Boy with two large dolls, c. 1950’s, by Elliott Erwitt. 

collectivehistory:

Floyd Norman, the first black artist at Disney, animating on Sleeping Beauty, 1958