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Greetings, fellow browser.

This is where I've decided to create an ongoing visual 'journal' of sorts. I have made it a point to frequently post/re-blog/upload, any and all things that strike my eye.

Through doing this I hope to get a clearer picture of my aesthetic sensibilities, as well as make evident particular areas of interest that I may or may not have been previously aware of.

I particularly love looking through my tumblr's archive, (http://subcutaneous.tumblr.com/archive) where these patterns are most easily identified. Much organising and optimising of the way I interact with my tumblr has been underway, and as far as I can tell, this continuous improvement will continue to be something I'm striving for.

The moniker 'subcutaneous' is intended as a telling title...as I try to get under my own skin and understand what's underneath, in part by documenting what makes this skin get goosebumps, turn cold, break into a sweat or get all hot and bothered :)

In the future I hope to be uploading a lot more of my own work. Who knows, perhaps some bloggetty-style writing too. So far only a few measly quick sketchy bits and bobs have made their way in. You're welcome to come and watch this all happen; follows are free and they don't bother me, perhaps I can help you examine your visual intellect by proxy.

Plus, you might be someone who digs up things I adore :)

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Photos I've taken & My Flickr page

Scrawls I've scribbled

Phrases I've grafted

SUBCUTANEOUS / ˌsʌbkyuˈteɪniəs /

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Movie Theatre Etiquette

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nevver:

The New Yorker
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iamcladonia:
I knew this day would come. “you don’t need to know English to survive in London, you need to know Punjabi”

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Mikey Please ~ The Eagleman Stag

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Check out the first eleven pages on drfaustsau’s deviantart page.

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vintagevision:

Getting dolled up, with Diane de Poitiers:

Fontainebleau School, Woman at a mirror, (Portrait of Diane de Poitiers?), c. 1590, Kunstmuseum Basel.

Fontainebleau School, Woman at her Toilette, c. 1550-70, Worcester Art Museum.

Fontainebleau School, Woman at her Toilette, 1585-95, Musee des Beaux-Arts de Dijon.

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Dream Anatomyby Owen D. Young, Jr.

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