Allie

What I liked the most is that you were able to get the whole atmosphere of the album in the booklet. The images you used for the pages 3 and 6 really fit the songs. Yayo looks great and so does the inside cover.
 
Congrats on your great work and thanks for sharing 

I'm really not seeing use of Botox here.. it just looks like she is wearing too much makeup. Also, the style/way she applies her eye makeup can really affect that too.
 
Anyway, I really love Fake Diamond. I don't think a lot of other fans do. Why not? It's really cute, and the lyrics are great.
 
"I'm like a child who belongs to nobody,
So I wear you like my clothes, hold you close to my body
Because you hurt so good but you feel so bad, honey.
I just want you to want me, want you to want me."
 
How can you not love that? Idk, it just hits home for me. 

Hey, everyone!

 

OK, so, I am not really used to making fan art or anything, but I have had this idea and I decided to put it into practice. We have digital booklets for Born to Die and Paradise, so I thought about doing one for Lana Del Ray, too. 

 

I am not an expert with graphics, but I'm proud of it so I decided to post it here!

 

Here's a "sneak peek" of the booklet, but you guys can download it in PDF on the link below.

 


 

 

Digital Booklet - Lana Del Ray: Download at zippyshare.com

 

It'd mean a lot if you guys downloaded it and told me what you think. 

I love it, I found these on the site, really small though

That picture as cover is perfection        

That picture as cover is perfection        

Cover
 
 
 
Scans
 
 
 
 

I was just listening to this song while making a sandwich. Gosh, it’s such a good song. It’s so tender and heartbreaking. It’s an especially great song for nighttime. I love the loose quality it has, how it sounds like it was just a quick and spontaneous thing, recorded one night in a sudden flash of inspiration, like it just needed to come out. I love how understated but unique the backing track is with that incongruous drum machine and the little weird noises. I wouldn’t change a thing about it. 
 
These lyrics, i think, are some of her most heartfelt. It’s just chock-full of such simple yet powerful and poignant lines that i think a lot of people can relate to. I especially love the line “the panic and the fear.” Anyone who suffers from panic attacks knows that it’s one of the worst feelings in the world. 
 
Doesn’t the chorus sound like something you’ve heard before in another life? That melody seems to perfectly capture the song’s sentiments, that sense of feeling trapped and that realization that you have to do something, make some sort of change in your life. Your dead-end relationship has sort of become your comfort zone. You think you can change the relationship or even the other person, but you know you’re just lying to yourself. 
 
Her falsetto in this song has a strange quality to it, it’s almost hysterical. And at the end when she abruptly comes out of it back into her lower register (as she’s repeating that she’s done being afraid), it makes me think of, like, when you’ve been crying for hours and you just suddenly snap out of it because you just physically cannot cry anymore.  
 
What a fucking song.

If you wanna get high with her, she's in the back doing crack, drinkin' p-p-pepsi        

I won't even get started on how much I adore her, too. Hands down. This is one of my favorite pictures of Audrey:
 

Because I love casual Lana (when she's not wearing that aztec jacket)
 
 
 
 

Coincidently there is a Billboard Magazine with Adele on the cover that has a Lana article too, it got me confused. Thank you for sharing the interview!

I won't even get started on how much I adore her, too. Hands down. This is one of my favorite pictures of Audrey:
 

Audrey Hepburn always fascinated me. Often when people say the word ICON her name or face comes to my head. Her life was fascinating and so rich. She survived the war even helped the jews during that horrible time. She was a baillerina, an actress and a humanitarian. In a time when the paparazzi didn't take pictures of you doing humanitarian work.Audrey devoted a big part of her life working with UNICEF and the Red Cross in places that where in war or in extreme poverty. So many amazing movies like A Roman Holiday, Sabrina, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Charade, My fair lady... She even won a Tony for the her part in the play Ondine. Her movies, her crazy love life and her character, kindness, her complexity everything about her makes her the ultimate Icon to me. I see many take Monroe as a huge Icon but to me Audrey is the one just so different, strong, talented, inteligent and classy. What do you guy's think about her?

Have you guys seen these movie posters by All-Things-Lana? Some of them look so good that you start to imagine what the movie would be like if it was real. 
 
 
 

Member of the Week: ataraxia!
 
 
 

Have you guys seen these movie posters by All-Things-Lana? Some of them look so good that you start to imagine what the movie would be like if it was real. 
 
 
 

Have you guys seen these movie posters by All-Things-Lana? Some of them look so good that you start to imagine what the movie would be like if it was real. 
 
 
 

Guys, I'm new around here and I was just reading everything until now (lol, hi)
But I've been thinking about this connection that could be interesting.
Listening to "Every Man Gets His Wish" I noticed this part I didn't pay attention before: "you said I'd never make it out of here alive"
what leads me to "This Is What Makes Us Girls", "TEACHERS said we'd never make it out alive"
Anyone noticed that already?

Have you guys seen these movie posters by All-Things-Lana? Some of them look so good that you start to imagine what the movie would be like if it was real. 
 
 
 

did u notice me behind you all like FUCK YES READ THIS COMIC YOU WONT REGRET IT    

I'd watch that.

Thanks so much!  

Have you guys seen these movie posters by All-Things-Lana? Some of them look so good that you start to imagine what the movie would be like if it was real.