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where my art, my words, my recipes and my thoughts come to live. music enthusiast, vegan and semi-functional adult.

[a-transcendental-idealist]

The Eyes, inspired by The Courage of Shutting Up by Sylvia Plath.

Chalk pastel, tape, permanent marker, foil. 5x7.

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The Only Way I Seem to Cope, December 2023. Inspired by Here To forever, track five of Asphalt Meadows by Death Cab For Cutie.

Brush marker. 5 x 7.

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Oh Could It Be? December 2023. Inspired by Sleeping Sickness, track five of Bring Me Your Love by City and Colour.

Brush marker. 5x7.

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I Can Only Will Myself, November 2023. Inspired by Almost Cut My Hair (For Crosby), track two of Things That Happen At Day // Things That Happen At Night by Milo.

Brush marker. 5 x 7.

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There Is Nowhere To Go, October 2023. Inspired by The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath.

Gel pen, brush marker, ballpoint pen, ink and stamps. 8.5 x 11.

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Untitled #2, January 2022. Musings inspired while listening to City and Colour album Bring Me Your Love.

Tombow brush markers on mixed media paper. 5x7.

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Three Ways To Say Goodbye, March 2020.

A collage made with scanned letters, name omitted with white out and permanent marker. 5x7.

The most poignant piece of art I have ever created. Letters from Basic Training, circa 2017, written by my once best friend as one of my most cherished interpersonal relationships (ours) disintegrated.

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Demons of Change, another an old piece (2020, pre-pandemic!), inspired by Keep Your Head Up, track seven of Every Kingdom by Ben Howard.

Tombow brush markers on mixed media paper, 5x7.

“Cause I’ll always remember you the same

Oh eyes like wildflowers

Oh with your demons of change”

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an old piece (2020, pre-pandemic!), inspired by Natural Disaster, track two of Little Hell by City and Colour

Permanent marker and stamps with ink on mixed media paper (5x7)