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May 1971. 'How to do it again...with a dress'

who needs heated rivalry when you have heated whatever the heck this is

grace jones by richard bernstein for portfolio, 1977

🐸 Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London London: Academic Press, [etc.], 1833-1965. Original source Image description: Illustration of a toad species labeled “Megalophrys Robusta” from 1908, showing a detailed dorsal view of its body and limbs, highlighting textured, bumpy skin on the back and long, splayed fingers and toes. Below is a side profile of the toad’s head, emphasizing the prominent eye and smooth jawline. The drawing is finely detailed with stippling to show texture and form, on a plain beige background typical of historical zoological plates. The image is credited to J. Green and part of the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London.

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“should i get rid of the flashgun? the only picture i truly love is this one where the flash did not fire.”

thea cadabra in shoegasm: an explosion of cutting-edge design - clare anthony (2012)