on Richie’s arm. BY…

A body of work can turn out to be a milestone in an artist’s career. Somehow it might seal this artist’s fate as well as the perception you can have from him / her.

Sometimes it ends tragically as for Pasolini who has probably been assassinated in the aftermath of Salò. At some other time, an inflatable rabbit can transform a trader into one of the most successful contemporary artists. More rarely, it can also be a redemption as with Leni Riefenstahl’s The Last of the Nuba. Published in 1973, this book is documenting the 15 years she spent in Sudan and rehabilitated her artist status.

Many thanks to Lyne Friederich who scanned these images.

My friend and Novembre contributor Scott Bourne’s and my friend and tattoo artist Michael aka M’ink aka Jack Sparrow’s (tattooed by Dan Sinnes) new ones.

Today, Rinzing was working on this pretty impressive piece.

Tonight is Sunday. I transmit from a small cottage in Romandy, Switzerland. It’s cold outside AND inside. I’m wearing a coat. And listening to THIS.

So what? I mean, good for so-and-so, really, but also, good for me, and good for you too, because we all do what we do and sometimes, that’s worth feeling happy about.

Unfortunately, I was not able to trace down the authors of this image, all I could find is the title and the date:
Love Letters, May 20, 2010

Our old friend Jon of AKA Berlin just launched his jewelry line. It was about time!! ;)

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