All The Buildings In New York: An artist's project to draw every building in NYC
All The Buildings In New York
James Gulliver Hancock and his project to draw every single building in New York City.
James Gulliver Hancock and his project to draw every single building in New York City.

Unsolicited advice: When in a meeting or presentation and feeling a little insecure — channel your inner Daphne Guinness.
Dear Bowie,
Our relationship began when I stayed up all night watching music videos — back when MTV played music videos — and the VJ that got stuck with the overnight shift just queued up the Bowie reel and went to sleep. That glorious night and into the morning, I watched every one of your videos in a row. From the twenty minute long video, to the video with the asian chick with the scary long fingernails, to obscure pre-MTV television appearances turned into videos, to that one video were you look like that dude from The Furs, to... well, you get my point. Let's just say that by like, the third video, I was totally and completely in love with you even though I wasn't entirely sure if you were gay.
Time passed, and I stayed loyal even through that freaky Glass Spider tour where you had the oxygen mask. Or when you joined Tin Machine and looked like bad guy in Grease. Eventually we drifted apart, but I dated numerous boys who I wasn't entirely sure if they were gay either, so you must have still been on my mind.
Happy sixty-fifth birthday, Ziggy Stardust. Glitter and glam.
"All my movies are about strange worlds that you can't go into unless you build them and film them. It's like a sensation or a vibration, there's a beguiling and magnetic mood. There's so much darkness, and so much room to dream. I like films that leave room to dream." — David Lynch
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