AmyPayMeSomeMonies

andjustlikethemovies:

Yes, another one for Amy.

SHE BLOODY KNOWS

andjustlikethemovies:

brokengirlsoldier:

maxistentialist:

I want your handwriting.

Have you ever considered how strange it is that handwriting fonts have come to convey a kind of folksy authenticity in the design lexicon of our age? It’s disingenuous. Handwriting fonts - especially the ones you see everywhere (Comic Sans, Papyrus, Lucida Handwriting) - are mechanically reproduced and manipulated into a kind of cloying, fake, plastic perfection.

Penmanship is mostly a lost art - it is (rightfully) taught less and less in school, and the opportunities for people to see your handwriting are few and far between. As a result, modern handwriting looks really cool. What’s authentic and charming and inviting about real handwriting are the little imperfections that prove it came from a real person.

SO - I have decided to become a collector of handwriting.

Here’s how it works:

• You reblog this or email/Facebook me
• I’ll arrange for you to pick up a template
• You’ll fill it out
• I will create a TrueType font from your handwriting and send it to you

As I collect handwriting, I will periodically post things rendered in the handwriting of the donor - things they have taught me, important aspects of our relationship, jokes they have told me… we’ll see.

Please donate today.

i have ALWAYS wanted a font in my hand. Sign me up, please.

SIGN ME UP, TOO! SO COOL!

Currently my desktop background, found it online ages ago and i have no idea who took it or where its from but for some reason i think its a beautiful photo.

And its not because im a smoker……

Léon.

Watch it. It has guns, young natalie portman, JEAN RENO who is some next sick guy and he was in godzilla and more guns but on a level its a sick movie, emotional times.

Mathilda: Leon, I think I’m kinda falling in love with you. 
[Leon chokes on his milk] 
Mathilda: It’s the first time for me, you know? 
Léon: [wiping himself off] How do you know it’s love if you’ve never been in love before? 
Mathilda: ‘Cause I feel it. 
Léon: Where? 
Mathilda: [stoking her stomach] In my stomach. It’s all warm. I always had a knot there and now… it’s gone. 
Léon: Mathilda, I’m glad you don’t have a stomach ache any more. I don’t think it means anything.

VERY PROUD!