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*unknown: n. something that requires discovery, identification, or clarification; a symbol representing an unknown quantity; something not yet discovered, explored, identified, or ascertained; a mystery
I treat this blog somewhat akin to a scrapbook of images and thoughts that appeal to me. Each page, for the most part, attempts to encapsulate an entire mood or feeling.
*unknown: n. something that requires discovery, identification, or clarification; a symbol representing an unknown quantity; something not yet discovered, explored, identified, or ascertained; a mystery
I treat this blog somewhat akin to a scrapbook of images and thoughts that appeal to me. Each page, for the most part, attempts to encapsulate an entire mood or feeling.
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“You find mistakes in the male paintings,” Phillips told me. “Elvgren’s got a famous painting where she’s got two left feet, and there are just these things that don’t fit every once in a while. The women never made those mistakes. I think they looked in the mirror a lot and they got things more right. The men tended to make the breasts larger, and they made the legs longer. The women tended to paint very proportionate women, more of a 36-26-36 look, whereas men would make them a little top-heavy.”
from Pin-Up Queens: Three Female Artists Who Shaped the American Dream Girl by Lisa Hix.
