Before we became
pink
and mean,
We ran through freshly sprinkled yards
on summer nights–
and teased the misty breeze –
as
our sunburned noses caught the familiar scent
of wet concrete.
But in the holes ahead
were burnished, brassy pupils
warning of degradation
and pain.
Warning of the end
and the beginning
of us.
“Before 13” by Angie Hoover-Hillhouse
Artwork by Daria Hlazatova
There’s Treasure Everywhere
Scraps
Phases
Everything Beautiful is Far Away
Untitled
Pathways
Artwork by Jesse Treece
Another surrealist piece made in the early 90s starring Ron Lynch, JB Smoove, and Amy Poehler. It is a modern day western set in New York city. I still haven’t decided how I feel about it.
1.) Ricky Gervais
2.) Maya Rudolph
3.) Conan O’brien
4.) Sarah Silverman
5.) Chris Rock
BONUS PICS ( I found too many good ones)
6.) Amy Schumer
7.) Louis C.K.
8.) Patton Oswalt
9.) Marc Maron
10.) Tina Fey
There’s Just no Privacy Anymore by Michael Hartford
http://society6.com/MichaelHarford/Theres-Just-No-Privacy-Anymore_Print
Surveillance by Tyler Hewitt
http://society6.com/TylerHewitt/surveillance-tn4_Print
Exposed Film on Fire by Rebecca Roe
http://society6.com/rebeccaroe/exposed-film-on-fire_Print
American Gun by Jesse Drexler
http://society6.com/jessedraxler/American-Gun_Print
Circle Heads 2 by Steven Quinn
Zombie Fiction is escapism that allows someone to become something more primal. Ironically though, I am not speaking of the zombies. It creates an environment of peril where murder is not only condoned, it is necessary. You are allowed to release your primal nature upon your fellow species without fear of moral or ethical judgement. Essentially, you are allowing the casual bystander to be a killing machine. No longer are they restrained by their sedentary lifestyles, now they are free to become survivors because, deep down, everyone thinks they can be badass if given the opportunity.
– Mitch
The Show Tell Project 