If life gave you curves learn how to drive faster ;)
The skin is meant to be the most gorgeous canvas to be used as a description of your life, your experiences, your mind & your soul.
Tu morena, toda tuya. Un ciclo que comienza con Billie, se despide con Bocca & culmina en la eternidad. Magia/Karmasutra/Reencarnación/Vino/Amor/Sexo/Arte
"Artists don't make objects. Artists make mythologies."
"Lo que sé del olvido lo aprendí de la luna, lo que sé del pecado lo tuve que buscar."
— Joaquín Sabina
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themeThe skin is meant to be the most gorgeous canvas to be used as a description of your life, your experiences, your mind & your soul.
Tu morena, toda tuya. Un ciclo que comienza con Billie, se despide con Bocca & culmina en la eternidad. Magia/Karmasutra/Reencarnación/Vino/Amor/Sexo/Arte
"Artists don't make objects. Artists make mythologies."
"Lo que sé del olvido lo aprendí de la luna, lo que sé del pecado lo tuve que buscar."
— Joaquín Sabina
Theme made by Max davis.
Happy Birthday, Rudolph Valentino (May 6th, 1895 - August 23rd, 1926)
“Women are not in love with me, but with the picture of me on the screen. I am merely the canvas on which women paint their dreams.”
The best that ever did it. Mr. James Brown
Rudolph Valentino breaks the fourth wall—and my heart. From a humorous short subject, “The Sheik’s Physique.” Happy birthday, Rudy!
Lucille Ball c.1939
Happy birthday to my favorite actress, Audrey Hepburn!
solo se que existo y vivo, para amar y ser amado,
empezare a encontrarte en cada mirar,
intentare escuchar de los corazones su palpitar,
te encontrare lo se, ya no en mi mente,
ahora toca realmente rosar, tu piel tocar.
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Ed Vebell illustration to “You’re Sexier Than You Think!”, Sunday Mirror Magazine, March 7, 1954.
Cutline: “The standards of beauty and perfection personified by movie queens are ‘phony and illusory,’ noted psychologist [Dr. Albert Ellis] contends and assures average woman she’s more attractive than she thinks.”](http://25.media.tumblr.com/a9d110235a51818a6446c65ebbd6c83c/tumblr_mlod68N64g1rnodj0o1_500.jpg)
Ed Vebell illustration to “You’re Sexier Than You Think!”, Sunday Mirror Magazine, March 7, 1954.
Cutline: “The standards of beauty and perfection personified by movie queens are ‘phony and illusory,’ noted psychologist [Dr. Albert Ellis] contends and assures average woman she’s more attractive than she thinks.”
