you are green clouds perched on the tallest pillar, you are the lowest flowing dreams of humanity. keeping us on our toes always reaching for more, you reject the selfish and reward the kind and true. to believe the book is to doubt your brilliance, to trust the theory is to ignore your mastery. would [...]
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Little did I know, That twenty years from that day, All that would be left of the body Was a sebaceous patch of dirt, Saturating the curb, And colonized by roadside weeds. – The road that led into the expansion was still the same, It was perhaps the only thing they hadn’t changed, An aged [...]
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His fingertips begged the door forward, Deadlatch cocking like the hammer of a gun, Barrel pointing accusingly At his head, but only in his mind. – Inside, a radio hissed indifferently, Keeping away the awkward silence And circular self-criticism That follow indecision. – She was splayed across the table Like a mis-strewn peninsula, Her supple [...]
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I apologize for the poor photo quality. You should just come and see it sometime. The inspiration for this piece was revealed to me from shade cast by the foliage of a Chinquapin Oak (Quercus muehlenbergii), a tree far from common in our area. Among the objects seen in this include an axe handle, a [...]
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The large pods of the Kentucky Coffee-Tree can make a very unique canvas for acrylic paint tribal patterns. Here is my first attempt: not great, but I am pleased.
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work’n for the man every night and day.
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If you are at all farmiliar with the stupidity found on the internet, then you will undoubtedly understand the intense silliness of these artworks. It is pretty stupid, but I felt that I should share my frustration of botanical gardens failing to properly label their specimen plantings through this style of artwork, which is a [...]
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This is a visual response to Terence McKenna’s “Stoned Ape” theory of human evolution. As always, feedback and discussion is not only welcome, but encouraged and appreciated. I made this using Photoshop brushes and filters, and it is the first in what will hopefully be an artistically productive next little while. Click to see the [...]
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My lovely Japanese sister Misaki.
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