Art is so cool like a painting can be art or stacking some boxes on a chair can be art or putting some rocks in a room can be art any way you wanna express yourself is art!! You’re art! Your life is art!! Art is so cool I love art!!!
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I really hope it is proof because I like you a lot. Here where I live weather is so weird, like hell rains in the morning and then afternoons are are sunny and very very hot. What you said about where you live sounds SO cool. And Harry Potter is life. English isn't my first language but when I started learning reading and watching Harry Potter helped a lot :)
aw aw aw you should come off anon! yeah there’s lots of exploring that can be done :) I’ve heard that said a lot about Harry Potter! I just went to universal actually and got to try butterbeer and see all of the places from it, it was so cool
I think everything in life is art. What you do. How you dress. The way you love someone, and how you talk. Your smile and your personality. What you believe in, and all your dreams. The way you drink your tea. How you decorate your home. Or party. Your grocery list. The food you make. How your writing looks. And the way you feel. Life is art.
Helena Bonham Carter (via bl-ossomed)
chalk art 1.14.15
Society thinks heavily tattooed people are unstable lowlifes but I think there is something to be said of someone who pays a considerable amount of money for art, endures the pain of this art, and commits to it for the rest of their life.
So I walked into the dentist this morning. My dentist asked me how my weekend was. I said “Good, I watched Captain America last night. I really liked it.” And my dentist says “Oh, my son is in that movie.” At first I thought he was joking but then I realized
Dr. Robert Evans
I looked it up
My dentist is Captain America’s dad
My doctor is JK Rowling’s husband.
JK Rowling’s husband has asked me if I am sexually active.
Marco Evaristti, Helena
In 2000, provocative artist Marco Evaristti installed ten blenders filled with water and live goldfish at the Trapholt Art Museum in Denmark to challenge the ethics of his audience. In Helena, ”the audience members became arbiters over life and death in a situation where it was crystal clear what would happen if they pressed the button.” Two buttons were pushed, but the courts decided that the deaths were not prolonged and so, not inhumane.
