I Went to

Film School

Damn It

spent my morning training in the danger room at the gym. this is the “sled”.
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spent my morning training in the danger room at the gym.
this is the “sled”.


alannadon:

drugstoreprincess:

If you love your makeup, you have to take care of it.

I disagree with some of the expiration times, but yeah this is all very important.

I happen to actually know a lot about make-up (thanks film school) - some of these expiration dates are a little overzealous. 

The thing to realize though is that some make up products will grow and farm bacteria over time, thanks to your skin grease (everybody has it, get over it.) Another reason why: Stop sharing your makeup and makeup brushes.

A lot of people dont know a lot of that stuff and its weird nobody talks about it. I’m a dude and I know this stuff.

Also Pro-Tip for cream make-ups or heavy application: Clean with a toner, then before apply light layer of moisturizer (unfragranced is best) - it will help you later from not getting skin problems and also with make-up removal.

You’re welcome. 

Back to your regularly scheduled programming.

Lets kill knowledge until we are no longer wrong.

Elizabeth: I just realised who those two are. They… at least, she… invented the technology that allows the city to float.Booker: Giant balloons?Elizabeth: Quantum particles, suspended in space-time at a fixed height.Booker: So… not giant balloons?
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Elizabeth: I just realised who those two are. They… at least, she… invented the technology that allows the city to float.
Booker: Giant balloons?
Elizabeth: Quantum particles, suspended in space-time at a fixed height.
Booker: So… not giant balloons?

(Source: bisasam)

billosopher: First story in my mini-series line that will start this summer! This one falls in the science-fiction-law-enforcement-parody section and will feature one less Jean-Claude Van Damme than needed.

billosopher:

First story in my mini-series line that will start this summer! This one falls in the science-fiction-law-enforcement-parody section and will feature one less Jean-Claude Van Damme than needed.

capblackard: Feature artwork for Consequence of Sound’s review of Daft Punk’s “Random Access Memories”. This was a collaborative piece featuring illustrations of Daft Punk by Justin Hopkins, Virginia McCarthy, Matthew Vidalisa and myself. I also did the final layout and design. Check out the alternate, full-color version. BUY A PRINT! Read the article. Also, check out my previous Daft Punk piece for CoS, here. Buy that print.
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capblackard:

Feature artwork for Consequence of Sound’s review of Daft Punk’s “Random Access Memories”. This was a collaborative piece featuring illustrations of Daft Punk by Justin Hopkins, Virginia McCarthy, Matthew Vidalisa and myself. I also did the final layout and design.

Check out the alternate, full-color version.

BUY A PRINT!

Read the article.

Also, check out my previous Daft Punk piece for CoS, here.

Buy that print.

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