Jean Matos | Jeemas

I've been a stalker of Matos's work for a while now. Everything he does is amazing, beautiful and touching. Basically, I'm a fan - which is big, 'cause I blatantly dislike most people.

I first discovered Matos's photostream I think over a year or so ago, when it was mostly filled with darkly delicate watercoloured illustrations, defined by strong, organic black lines.

I found his stuff again - a bookmark that I thought I'd lost - his genius is heartbreaking. It seems he's gone into the whole fashion thing, translating his inherent sincere sensitivity to the human condition into almost architectural sculptural apparel, the organic quality of which is reminiscent of nothing other than the abstract - magick spells; quiet introspection; the flight of crows. I am filled with admiration and respect.

dreamsong

hiroaki samura's blade of the immortal (volume 3):

Makie is a natural-born killer bred to be a geisha. Splitting her life between servitude and slaughter could lead to an untimely death, so it's time she chooses a path, but her choice could mean trouble for Manji, the immortal samurai.

so insanely beautiful.

for some reason Makie reminds me of Karen O (YYYs - my musical taste seems to be frozen in 2007). Their Skeleton (from younger Heads Will Roll 2010) is beautiful too.

bianx

not isosceles

sneak preview of the cake league's new stock, spectacular triangular.

Clearly I got carried away with the photomaking.