The Not So Free Life

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La Jolla Shores, CA

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Los Angeles, California

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Do people still use tumblr?

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Fuck this uber ad

It literally comes up between every 5 posts like I didn't just see it 5 other times. Wtf fuck #uber

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Anyone in the Palmdale area down to smoke and/or drink? Just moved out here with my girlfriend and we're looking for some new friends.

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Anyone know where I can find cheap dog friendly apartments in Oregon? Preferably near the coast or Portland. Thank you!

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Wow I love this design

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A Look Inside the Sketchbook of Watercolorist Daniel Merriam

If Daniel Merriam’s watercolors were books, they would be fairytales once upon a time in a far away European dreamland. The painter, who is currently exhibiting at AFA Gallery (covered here), compares his process to a writer’s. In our recent interview, Merriam told us about the influence of 17th and 18th century Baroque architecture on his works which he draws from memory.  Although imaginary, his elaborate structures must be believable in their world, and he builds them out carefully as a point of reference. In this sense, one could also call him an architect. His sketches are very different from his highly detailed paintings. They are the artist’s loose, mental notes and not intended to match up with any particular piece. Merriam says, “In reality, each drawing is its own work and will never occur again. The beauty is in the economy of marks, leaning on the visceral edge of the artist’s mind.” Take a rare look at his process work , courtesy of the artist. “Now You See Me: The Art of Escapism” is now on view at AFA Gallery through June 7th.Underwritten by AFA NYC.

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This Artist Experiences Sound As Colors And Paints What Music Looks Like

Melissa McCracken, a painter with synesthesia, explains what it’s like to see your favorite songs. [x]

“Karma Police” — Radiohead

“Little Wing” — Jimi Hendrix

“Gravity” — John Mayer 

“Imagine” — John Lennon

“Joy in Repetition” — Prince

“Since I’ve Been Loving You” — Led Zeppelin

“Life On Mars?” — David Bowie

“Tonight, Tonight” — The Smashing Pumpkins

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This is one of those genetic mutations I would lobe to have

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I think I found my favourite thing on the internet

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Why don’t dogs get to see the world too?

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This dog is literally smiling.

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Oh my god