@PaintedTrollop: ....more like troglobite, if you ask me.

@GREEN TEA LATTES: THE REAL GTL: I don't relax my hair... but it is like copper color and straightish (wrap+flat iron). I guess I get to sit in the corner, too. haha

@cupcakebelly: As much as I love me some Björk, I have to offer this as a one-up of that cat dance. Oh, wait until the dance at the end... again.

I had that first hairstyle growing up in an all white town. My white mom had no idea what to do with it (I washed my hair every day until I learned better around 14).

@lolita7b3: Wow, that was amazing. I love the photographs used for the hair combined with the watercolor and marker textures.

@B.A.P.: Ugh, maybe we went to very similar schools, but of course not the same one, because that would have doubled their black population.

@lunacydress: Yes, do tell.

@polypam: Wow, I just looked up more of their covers. As a designer, I really respect their restraint with the amount of just... stuff they put on their covers. I wish more magazines would learn that the entire contents of the rag don't have to be spelled out on the cover.

Feeling like a guy's mom? Total bed-death.

Thank GOD. Gap almost made every graphic designer hate them for considering a "contest" (aka SPEC WORK)

@DinaRonson : Elizabeth Cady Stanton: Diiiiitto.

@la femme etranger: Or even better.... package design!

Holy crap, I love the fact that Tsundere is on this chart.

@Poubelle:

@morninggloria: This nearly made me cry.

Oh Sally, it's called the droste effect.

@oh_desy: it's just weird. Anyone involved in the arts visually tends to view color as one part of the whole picture, which is why it weirds me out when I see blogs devoted just to color.

@Jennybell: Wow... that's uh... wow. That's like having a blog on interior paint color trends.

@Valkyrie607votesMizJenkins: No need for snark. :/ The editing on the first video is actually pretty damn good.

@Valkyrie607votesMizJenkins: Well, that makes me feel better. Thanks