This fun T-Shirt depicting the late Bob Marley as a Cthulhu was photographed on a very nice and accommodating gentleman I encountered at Meet On Chrystie when I was there for an event.
This fun T-Shirt depicting the late Bob Marley as a Cthulhu was photographed on a very nice and accommodating gentleman I encountered at Meet On Chrystie when I was there for an event.
Make it! (Image Source)
Directions:
The secret to the layers is simple: progressively lighter fluids poured slowly will float nicely on top of each other. Mixing the overproof white rum with the creme-de-mint makes the green top layer the lightest and strongest part of the shot.
Enjoy, and keep Jamaica in your prayers.
Fans Enjoy Fumeroism at Thursday’s Opening Party
With a background as a graffiti artist who progressed to cartooning and illustration – studying at NYC’s School of Visual Arts where he developed the distinct style he calls, simply, Fumeroism – local painter Fumero has joined the ranks of up-and-coming artists currently creating a buzz on the New York City art scene. Continue reading NY Street-Turned-Fine Artist Fumero Presents “Fumeroism” Solo Show
“This Printer is Now Named Bob Marley, Because It Is Always ‘Jamming’.”
On This Day, May 11th in 1981: Bob Marley died of lung cancer and a brain tumor at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Miami. He was only 36 years old – way too young to go. According to his entry in the Wikipedia, Marley remains the most widely known and revered performer of reggae music, and is credited for helping spread Jamaican music to a worldwide audience. Favorite Bob Marley song: “No Woman, No Cry.”