03 3 / 2013
Rape Culture? What is this “Rape Culture” you speak of?
Seriously though, this is terrifying. God forbid I wear a skirt outside — I’m just ASKING to be raped if I do that.The 58% statistic actually terrifies me more than any other. Suddenly change the word and you don’t care?
No one will ever be able to convince me that words hold no power.
And that’s way higher than 8%, if you take “coercive behavior” into account. Then it’s up to 43% AT LEAST.
This is exactly why I called my blog “Real men do not rape”. Not as some understand it that not every man around the corner might be a rapist but to show that anybody who commits this crime cannot be called a real man any longer, he has lost the right to feel like a member of our society, no matter how many other men may think it might be ok to do it.
It’s more than sad to see these figures, it’s outraging.
This scares me >:
25 2 / 2013
If you were ever the outcast, give this animated collaboration a watch. It’s a bit beautiful.
wow cries
the graduating class of we made it
Holy hallowed gorgeous. Watch this.
(via leopardinacello)
11 2 / 2013
Drawing a labyrinth with salt is like following a trace of my memory.
Salt sculptures by Motoi Yamamoto.
11 2 / 2013
Shimura tatsumi (1907-1980)
is known for designing several striking bijin-ga prints towards the end of the shin hanga movement. Born in Takasaki, Gunma, Shimura’s real name was Sentaro. Shimura devoted his career entirely to Nihonga, or Japanese style painting.
(Source: actegratuit, via thingsidrawinclass)
18 1 / 2013
Jeff Wall’s 1993 photographic recreation of Hokusai’s classic, A Sudden Gust of Wind (1830-5)
(Hokusai’s original below)
(Source: likeafieldmouse)
13 1 / 2013
04 1 / 2013
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