a voice from the void

Are they supposed to be displayed like that, cuddled up together?

Backgrounds: ....um, clearly not?

-JGY can still be had from a few online stores (CQLDerivs and 42shops).

I designed the Cascadian flag, aka the Doug, way back in the mid-1990s when I was a graduate student studying in Eastern Europe. Though I totally love the people, cultures and landscape of Eastern Europe, I was deeply homesick for the forests of Cascadia, specifically the Willamette Valley forests I grew up around. One day as I sat on a hill with my companion, I had this vision of a flag where the Cascadian landscape came to mind. Prior to the design and its popularity, the idea of Cascadia–specifically the bioregion–was pretty much an abstract concept reserved for radical geographers and hip sociologists. The flag conveys something far more tangible than an abstract concept of demarcation of space; the flag captures that love of living communities in our bioregion. Unlike many flags, this is not a flag of blood, nor of the glory of a nation, but a love of the bioregion; our ecological family and its natural boundaries; the place in which we live and love.

Leslie Cheung for City Magazine （號外） 184th Issue

(Dec. 1991 - Jan. 1992)

“張國榮為了能成功爭取程蝶衣的角色，故意替《號外》雜誌拍了一輯青衣造型的圖片，藉以顯示自己【女性造型】的可塑性與可信性.”

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“To secure the role of Cheng Dieyi, Leslie Cheung purposely shot a series of photos in female Qingyi opera costumes for City Magazine, aiming to demonstrate his plasticity and credibility in portraying female characters.”

The owner of the drone was so impressed by the brilliant attack that he suggested organizing a competition for bringing down “dragons” with short spears next year.

On the seventh day of May in the year of 2016 on hither spot the mighty warrior Ulf hath slain a dragon with his spear.

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