If you asked most people to think of a “marijuana religion”, they instantly think of Rastafarians and nothing more. But while many religions are as condemnatory of cannabis as they are of any other intoxicant, there is a recorded history of religions using marijuana seeds and leaves that stretches back for thousands of years. Almost every major world religion, it seems, has made use of the drug, usually for spiritual purposes
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Prada Men’s Autumn/Winter 2014 Collection
The Prada Men’s Autumn Winter 2014 collection arrived with a quiet authority that refused spectacle in favor of precision. Rather than relying on dramatic set design or overt theatrics, the runway focused on mood, silhouette, and psychological tension. It was a season that asked viewers to pay attention, not because it demanded it, but because it rewarded it.
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Finding the right Music Industry Internships
Author: probir das Most of the times, musicians want to find the right chances, which becomes tough, mainly for the fact that there are very few ways to get access. In the world of entertainment today, there is no better way to find the right chances than to make the right connections. Even when it seems that you don’t know anyone in the industry and are a starter by all means, there is a big chance that you will make it big. There are many options, but what you need is a platform where you can spot the best opportunities and apply for the same. A website like www.indiesprofile.com is…
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Tom Ford Documentary
Thomas Carlyle “Tom” Ford is an American fashion designer and film director. He gained international fame for his turnaround of Gucci and the creation of the Tom Ford label before directing the Oscar-nominated film A Single Man source:
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YUKI FUJISAWA – “Flowered” / 2012
Yuki Fujisawa’s Flowered exists in a space where textile, memory, and fragility intersect. Created in 2012, the work resists quick categorization. It is neither purely fashion nor purely sculpture, but something more atmospheric, designed to be experienced rather than simply viewed.
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Famous Handwritings Analyzed
Famous Handwritings Analyzed Author: Joel Engel Famous Handwritings Analyzed By Joel Engel Bill Gates *Bill Gates’ high, upper zone extensions (A1, A2) as compared to his small middle zone letters (a, c, e, etc.) reflect a need to be on top of others-mentally. His fast-paced writing shows mental speed. The slashed j dot (B) and those unnecessary initial strokes (C1, C2) shout argumentativeness, cynicism and irritability. The right slanted angular writing broadcasts aggressiveness. The long, rightward extensions (D1, D2) tell of a sympathetic, generous personality. His left margin (E) is exceptionally even, this is indicative of a unique and exceedingly organized intellect. Career Test comments: “When coupling this with all…
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Ben Marcin – Last House Standing (2013) Photography Series
Ben Marcin’s Last House Standing is a photography series that lingers long after the image has been taken in. Created in 2013, the work documents a phenomenon that feels both specific and strangely universal: solitary houses left behind as suburban landscapes are cleared, redeveloped, or erased entirely. These structures remain upright while everything around them disappears, turning the familiar symbol of home into something quietly unsettling.
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Donatella Versace – Vogue Voices
“The woman at the helm of Versace reveals why it took a decade to find her voice as a designer, how the internet has changed the way she makes fashion, and what luxury really means (It’s about emotion and desire).”
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The Reclamation of Words
Author: Jon Lawrence The Reclamation of Words I have been using words for a very long time, I owe so much to them. They helped me proclaim my devotion to my wife nine years ago this very day, they enabled me to eloquently articulate my feelings in poetry and songs, and they were really useful when writing my somewhat tart, yet amusing and satisfying letter of resignation after eleven intolerable years at a certain teaching establishment. I therefore feel compelled to stand up for the verbs, pro-nouns, nouns, adjectives and onomatopoeias, invectives and more, that have served me so well. For all the good they do for us we, the…
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Prada AW 14 by Backstage by Lea Colombo
Backstage at a Prada show is never simply a holding space between fittings and the runway. It functions as a parallel world, one where ideas are still in motion and the final image has not yet fully settled. The Autumn Winter 2014 collection was no exception. Captured backstage by Lea Colombo, these moments reveal the quiet intensity that often defines Prada at its most compelling.
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Color Morphology by André Britz
Color has the power to feel instinctive. We rely on it to identify, categorize, and understand the world around us, often without realizing how deeply conditioned those responses are. In Color Morphology, André Britz disrupts that instinct with quiet precision, using altered color to challenge how easily we trust our own perception.
