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Brian Bradley aka ASTRO! Found fame on this years first series of American X-Factor…and wow! He is a DUDE. Predicting big things from this fella! Check him out in his debut performance, featuring on Cher LLoyds new record ‘want you back’. Before you do though, you gotta check out his performances on youtube ……. creative 

Brian Bradley aka ASTRO! Found fame on this years first series of American X-Factor…and wow! He is a DUDE. Predicting big things from this fella! 
Check him out in his debut performance, featuring on Cher LLoyds new record ‘want you back’. Before you do though, you gotta check out his performances on youtube ……. creative 

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1st February my dreams will FINALLY be realised.  Australia, New Zealand, South East Asia….here i come baby!!!!!

1st February my dreams will FINALLY be realised.  Australia, New Zealand, South East Asia….here i come baby!!!!!

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i love the work of sirinthada - check out her tumblr page, theres loads of it to feast your eyes upon! This is one of my favourites because i love the use of colour! Also the little note pretty much sums up my thoughts for every single night of the week!!!


i love the work of sirinthada - check out her tumblr page, theres loads of it to feast your eyes upon! This is one of my favourites because i love the use of colour! Also the little note pretty much sums up my thoughts for every single night of the week!!!

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The images of eyes, unblinking and the size of buildings, stared down from the slum on a hill - Rio de Janeiro’s oldest favela, Morro da Providência - and into the heart of the city. They emerged mysteriously, in the summer of 2008, not long after three young men from the community were murdered. The Brazilian Army and a powerful narco-mafia were implicated, and, when the news broke, residents of the favela rioted. For years, they had been living in near total social isolation; taxis did not go up the hill, nor did ambulances, not even the police. Half a dozen buses were destroyed during the riots, but afterward an uneasy calm took hold, and that is when the eyes began to appear.

- Raffi Khatchadourian writes about the street artist JR and his global experiment to help people be seen [subscription required]. Above, a photograph by JR from the series “Women Are Heroes.” 

Ive always had a tendancy to draw and doodle pictures of eyes so this image (from the new yorker) instantly caught my attention because they are beautiful. This is my first attempt at re-blogging so i dont know if i’ve been succesful! Anyway, read the blurb i’ve pasted below, its pretty interesting!


The images of eyes, unblinking and the size of buildings, stared down from the slum on a hill - Rio de Janeiro’s oldest favela, Morro da Providência - and into the heart of the city. They emerged mysteriously, in the summer of 2008, not long after three young men from the community were murdered. The Brazilian Army and a powerful narco-mafia were implicated, and, when the news broke, residents of the favela rioted. For years, they had been living in near total social isolation; taxis did not go up the hill, nor did ambulances, not even the police. Half a dozen buses were destroyed during the riots, but afterward an uneasy calm took hold, and that is when the eyes began to appear.

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If you ever need to properly chill out.. listen to Will! Satisfaction guaranteed!

If you ever need to properly chill out.. listen to Will! Satisfaction guaranteed!