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” Τίποτα δεν είναι πιο κουραστικό από την αέναη προσκόλληση σε έναν ανεκπλήρωτο στόχο- William James”
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Archive for July, 2014
Tales of The Smiths |You had to sneak into my room, ‘just’ to read my diary | part 8
Posted: 2nd July 2014 by socomic in Con Chrisoulis (Κων), Tales of The SmithsTags: 'just' to read my diary, Con Chrisoulis, Richard Davalos, CON, Tales of The Smiths, Morrissey Comic, Steven Morrissey, Nico, Robert Mackie, Morrissey, You had to sneak into my room, ΚΩΝ
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You had to sneak into my room, ‘just’ to read my diary |Τα γράμματα του Morrissey το 1980-1981 στον φίλο του διά αλληλογραφίας, Robert Mackie.. Τales of The Smiths> by Con
White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane
Posted: 2nd July 2014 by socomic in Music & LyricsTags: music, Μουσική, lyrics, σοφία σπυρλιάδου, White Rabbit, Jefferson Airplane
H Σοφία Σπυρλιάδου σκιτσάρει το τραγούδι “White Rabbit” για τη σειρά Music & Lyrics
O διαγωνισμός “Music & Lyrics” για τον μήνα Ιούλιο ολοκληρώθηκε! Νικήτρια η Αρχοντία με το τραγούδι “Τα Καβουράκια” του Βασίλη Τσιτσάνη
Dracula MGD #218 επεισόδιο
Posted: 2nd July 2014 by socomic in Αλέξια Οθωναίου, Δήμητρα Αδαμοπούλου, Dracula MGDTags: quotes, sayings, DRACULA, Dracula MGD, δήμητρα αδαμοπούλου, δράκουλας, Αλέξια Οθωναίου, Joan Crawford
Ocean Creatures
Posted: 2nd July 2014 by socomic in Various comics, illustrations & sketchesTags: ocean, whale, creatures, Ocean Creatures, squid, crab, sea life, lonely life, comics
ΠΙΡΟΥ #9
Posted: 1st July 2014 by socomic in Βάλια Καπάδαη, ΠΙΡΟΥ, Παύλος ΠαυλίδηςTags: Παύλος Παυλίδης, Πιρού, pirou, valia kapadai, pavlos pavlidis, Βάλια Καπάδαη, διαγωνισμός βιβλίου, κακάο ΙΟΝ
The New Yorker
Posted: 1st July 2014 by socomic in Comic & Book CoversTags: adrian tomine, cover, emotions, new york museum, 9/11, museum 9/11, Memorial Plaza, new york, The New Yorker, Tourists
“Memorial Plaza,” by Adrian Tomine
“When I heard that the 9/11 memorial and museum were going to be the top tourist attractions in New York this summer,” Adrian Tomine says about this week’s cover, “I first sketched only tourists going about their usual happy activities, with the memorial in the background. But when I got to the site, I instantly realized that there was a lot more to be captured—specifically, a much, much wider range of emotions and reactions, all unfolding in shockingly close proximity. I guess that’s the nature of any public space, but when you add in an element of such extreme grief and horror, the parameters shift.”