(Actress - Artist - Pinball Wizard - Grunge Monkey 🐒Cosplayer - Dreamer) Rabbit hole after rabbit hole 🌙✨Not of this world 👽 Occupation: Actress, Freelance Digital Artist, and Brand Ambassador. I also work with a production company recording sound or taking photos. My cosplays are on DeviantArt: http://ckastellanos.deviantart.com/ ^_^ I'm on YouTube as 'The Clever Carbuncle'. Stranger Things Lookbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHa_MRAlBd4 90's Grunge Lookbook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbTV_kmPt40&t=3s My whimsy graphics such as the Totoro Mandala, Zelda Terrarium and others are on Redbubble (Online Store/Portfolio): https://www.redbubble.com/people/CKastellanos/portfolio :Art - Art - Art: Find me on IMDb/LinkedIn/Instagram/Facebook: Claudia Kastellanos Fav Authors: Carlos Castaneda, Neil Gaiman, Aldous Huxley. Fav Musicians: David Bowie, Buckethead, Steve Howe, Jimi Hendrix, Jose Gonzalez, Elizabeth Fraser.

 

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👾 I had taken the original photo in a high school photography class (2003) and legit scratched the film to hell….but never fret cuz… Punks Not Dead. ☠️🤘


You can browse more of my original works at: Redbubble.com/people/ckastellanos/shop

Forbidden Planet (comic shop) was way cool. Just look at the Terminator window setup. They had a wide variety of comics and a new releases wall. I found a section with neat collectible Tokidoki collectibles and Ridrobot + The Simpsons keychains. I...

Forbidden Planet (comic shop) was way cool. Just look at the Terminator window setup. They had a wide variety of comics and a new releases wall. I found a section with neat collectible Tokidoki collectibles and Ridrobot + The Simpsons keychains. I also found a mini talking Zoltar (from the 80’s film, Big). Their Funko Pop section was sprawling. Although they did not have Bob Ross🎨 It’s a must-see comic shop if you’re in the area.

I finally went to a Buffalo Exchange (East Village, NY). Sadly, I did not find anything. I had arrived to the store about 40 minutes before it was supposed to open and that’s when I went to The Bean to get coffee and that weird granola bowl thing you...

I finally went to a Buffalo Exchange (East Village, NY). Sadly, I did not find anything. I had arrived to the store about 40 minutes before it was supposed to open and that’s when I went to The Bean to get coffee and that weird granola bowl thing you might have seen me post. After I whirled through Buffalo Exchange I made it my mission to check out 4 nearby thrift stores, but alas… I found nothing. The area was still cool to chill in and had a lot of really neat street art. I circled Tompkins Square Park a few times. I was that chick with the rainbow cat eye shades on who was walking down the street like John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever.

When I first seen this I thought it was an advertisement for the show - Riverdale. My eyes just went straight to “Riverdale” and disregarded everything else. 😹

When I first seen this I thought it was an advertisement for the show - Riverdale. My eyes just went straight to “Riverdale” and disregarded everything else. 😹

“Love is at the root of everything - all learning, all relationships - love or the lack of it.” - Mr. Rogers
I would say that this show had a profound effect on me as a child - I was pretty aware. Somehow the element of puppetry and encouraging...

“Love is at the root of everything - all learning, all relationships - love or the lack of it.” - Mr. Rogers

I would say that this show had a profound effect on me as a child - I was pretty aware. Somehow the element of puppetry and encouraging imagination made me more aware - umm yeah, remember those ingredients to life?

I watched a lot of Mr. Rogers Neighborhood, Fraggle Rock, Muppets, and Zoobilee Zoo growing up. I feel that these shows sparked the ability to care more, create more and to do more for others.

What recent shows today are like those mentioned? What show did you watch that encouraged you to just care a little more?