Hair Galore: Mitsuko Nagone
Mitsuko likes it hairy. At least in the photos of her latest photo shoot.
Miss Nagone grew up in Owase, a small southern city in Japan. She moved to Tokyo and studied photography at the College of Tokyo Visual Arts. In 2002, her work took part in an exhibition at the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum. She then moved to New York City to continue her studies at LaGuardia Community College. Her photographs appeared in the New York Passport and NYC Travel Guide magazines published in NYC and Tokyo.
Currently, Mitsuko contributes to Getty Images, La-vie Factory, and Capanet Works. She is also pursuing her BFA at Kyoto University of Art and Design. Photography remains her passion where she currently exhibits her personal work in area galleries.
See more of Mitsuko’s hair orgy: (weiterlesen…)
Trust my beard
Do you trust bearded men? And I mean not only the random guys you meet in bars and clubs. Do you trust more the beardy consultant in a shop or the other one who has a mustache?
According to Matt McInerney (pixelspread) and his “Trustworthiness of beards” info-graph trust is all about facial hair. Although I didn’t need a graph to know that a guy with a pencil thin chin strap or a pencil thin mustache (aka The John Waters or The Joe Jackson) is as trustworthy as a mafia mob. So how trustworthy are you according to that graph?
full-size info-graph: hereLinks:
Imagery: pixeldspread, kiske
Bear Field Guide for Nerdy Hunters
The exbeariment Josh Rotter conducted in the emblematic San Francisco scene changed his perception for men, masculinity and fetishes. With a starting point like that it’s pretty easy: “Truthfully, I’ve never even kissed a beard. Preferring a neat workspace, I find excessive body hair too unwieldy.” The author dives in the vibrant bear scene in Castro and lets himself go the hairy way.
On his journey to beardom Roth experiences get very intensive – he needs just a couple of nights to study the bear nature, to find the perfect key to a bear’s heart or at least hairy chest (honey). Then Josh gets his beary climax when he realizes:
“I was squeezing my way out [of the bar] past the throngs of Bears, Cubs and Otters at the now packed club, he said “hi,” rubbed up against my hairy cheek with his and kissed my face. Going into insta-shock, I felt a static electricity run from his face to mine with the bit of friction. As my fingers caressed his furry upper chest through his V-neck shirt, I suddenly understood what everyone was talking about. I discovered the joy of Bear.”
Read more about his experiences and the outcome of this journey in the wilderness here. In the meantime also take a look at those stunning scientific bear guides which will help you plan your hunt better:
If you’re visiting San Fran soon, you will definitely need this piece of info:
Want to bear it up for the weekend? Let your tufts flow and dress to impress—a hair shirt for starters—and head out to The Lone Star Saloon
or The Eagle Tavern on Sundays for bear bust. If you want to dance with somebody, then head to Bearracuda @ Deco Lounge on the first, third and fifth Saturdays of the month or to hear Honey Soundsystem @ Paradise Lounge on Sundays. With sloths of bears in town for International Bear Rendezvous Weekend 2010 (Feb. 12-14) don’t miss your chance at finding your bear-y Valentine at one of three special dance parties including: Magnum @ DNA Lounge (Feb. 12), Bearracuda (Feb. 13) and the notorious IBR Underbear Party (Feb. 14) @ Deco Lounge, headlined by DJ Rotten Robbie. Get your tickets before they sell out. You better hairy!imagery and more info: thebolditalic, harryhorror
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The winter is over. Bears are awake. I officially announce the beginning of the hunting season. More: (weiterlesen…)
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As if it hasn’t been hot enough in the heart of Berlin, here come a couple of furry guys to make you company through the rest of the Friday. Chillax, it’s spring! (weiterlesen…)
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