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visual artist in baltimore.

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Check out this item in my Etsy shop https://www.etsy.com/listing/656305091/liberate-change-purse

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Change purses in the Etsy shop for pre-order!

I will be donating a percentage of sales to Luvin Arms this holiday season per sale of these items.

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awake for opposite hours everytime this year and hardly at rest while everyone is about developing nocturnal habits only for a few months

this time especially reminiscent of the last time i was alone always awake what is it about lack of sunlight and waking up at night instead of day? a few hours to get what i need. as if halloween is the turning point of my human functioning i actually turn into some creature of the night a zombie with no desires or cravings

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Daisy with some Lavender

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cow bb from Ecuador.  so sad they cut her horns off :(

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tru

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Impossible film

16

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'weave' photogram

2013

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2007

color 35mm

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hi mom

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Me at 21 vs myself today at 24. Didn’t have any resolutions last year but ended up beginning my plant based life about a year ago. Best shape of my life so far and stoked. If you guys make a goal to lose weight and get in shape it can’t be temporary diets or only working out up to a certain point. Always try to achieve a better version of yourself! Animals are the best, be kind to them!

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duh

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Teenage Kissers is on our shortlist of best photo books of the year. We chatted with Templeton on how his latest project came together, and on seeking the decisive (romantic) moment in public

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DEEP G

4 track album

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I just got texted this image from Sam Holden last Friday. This is the location where a continuing series of his takes place- at his father's farm.

My professor of this semester had just passed away on Saturday, April 26th. I hadn't known him for longer than about three months or so, but he had impacted the evolution of my artwork tremendously. He led me to try different processes, techniques, and push to see my work in a completely new way that I hadn't before. Bringing our class to see Special Collections just showed his enthusiasm for what he did and fueled mine as well. Really a great dude and inspirational figure in my experience with the short time that I had the opportunity to get to know him. I felt a connection with the way he saw things and created his images (he called himself an image maker-- not a photographer). The very last time I saw him, I stayed after class to talk to him about a shoot he was interested in me participating; it ended up being another hour after class was out. I agreed to model for him today, Monday, as some child-like figure in a field of skunk cabbage at his father's farm with a friend of his. I was honored and flattered he had considered me to be a part of his process while the whole time I'd known him I felt like he was contributing to mine.

It's really a melancholy feeling when plans fall through with a friend, but especially for a reason such as losing the friend. Its strange to know I'm not going to see him again. I'll hold onto the fact that the last time I did was a good experience. I was looking forward to keeping in touch with him for years to come after graduating this May. I know he had impacted myself as well as many.

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Costa Rica 2013. At the beach by myself, these three young girls were singing the "National Anthem" of their country. Noticing me watching, they performed as I took photos and they loved having an audience and even asked me to take a picture of all their sisters and cousins together. They explained they learned the song and dance in school, and that they lived up the street. It was my second time there and this country has been the sweetest to me.

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Joel Peter Witkin original print before me. Holyshit.