QTips photos on Flickr

Use these reusable Q-tips to help keep the environment clean. The reusable cotton Q-tips are gentle enough to use on fragile body parts such as the head, behind the eyes, and so on. They can be used to remove makeup, mud, and grease, among other things.https://www.qieco.co

Exclusive Los Angeles Artistry Event, Hosted by Hennessy by Hennessy Artistry

At the Playhouse in Hollywood, Including Special Performances by Q-Tip and V.V. Brown and Ice Cube

Cookout With Dogs by David Cheung

IMG_1124 by Apt. 78

RT @rbn mad veel dope gasten hiero bij #qtip ;) by frenkie

RT @rbn mad veel dope gasten hiero bij #qtip ;) - Posted using mobypicture.com/?rd61gw

IMG_0899 by Apt. 78

für die Ohren by Josef Jungbluth

Q-Tips auf der Fensterbank

Q-TIP listening session at TurntableLab (16 of 17) by OH.G. FRO

DSC_5908 by Michael Gones

Q-Tip Episode IV by Sean McFadden

twilight concert series by Twilight Concert Series

august 6, 2009

Double Q-Tip Heart by releve068

IMG_0850 by Apt. 78

Sculpture stuff by Steve Robbins

QTip by Marie Browder

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We have a jar on the vanity with qtips. Don't want to admit how many rejected shots I had in order to get this one.

Q-Tip, Music Hall Of Williamsburg, 5-14-13 by Michael DiGiovanni

Q-Tip, Music Hall Of Williamsburg, 5-14-13

Open to New Beginnings by Maiba Truong

The overall concept of the piece is about breaking free from what is safe and comfortable and being open to new beginnings and possibilities.

Since the nest is an object that nurtures new life, it represents new beginnings. QTips were chosen as the material for the nest because it is a personal care item that we use to take care of ourselves or others. The locker represents the barrier that we put up to keep our feelings, life, and everything personal locked up inside. Since the door to the locker has been broken off, it shows a desire to be open or to break free from what is safe. The fact that the nest is suspended in mid-air represents the uncertainty that comes with new beginnings. It is usually a time when we are more vulnerable and more dependent. Perhaps the absence of life in the nest alludes to that the new life has already broken free from what is safe and embarked on a new beginning.

So how do you interpret this piece? :)

(you mean someone just left you guys here) (serious?) (this is a wild guess, but was he a composer by any chance?) by William Keckler