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Walking Contest

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Adobe Lights by Goodby Silverstein & Partners

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Totally get it. Like totally.

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Clank clank #tbt 💘

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My new favorite songs from my new favorite radio station. Yes, I will probably hate all of these songs by next week. Oakland Radio playlist is on @8tracks: Oakland Radio by maddylamborghini.

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Yes we can! (at Odysseus Arms)

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fuck yeah

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Designboom.com:

Two creatives behind the ‘street eraser‘ blog are merging the digital world with the analog, sticking their adobe-inspired art throughout London’s urban fabric. The giant playful labels illustrate the familiar grey and white checkerboard pattern, visible when using the eraser tool in photoshop. eliminating graffiti from traffic signs, color from mailboxes and portions of billboards, the intervention seemingly reveals a concealed world beneath our own. the team says of the digital tool interrupting everyday surroundings, ‘we rather like the idea that it’s hiding under the surface of everything around us.

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New mix up on @8tracks. Title kind of says it all… Funky White Boys by maddylamborghini

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You can't bring me down #amiright (at Sockeye)

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Inspiration for Fox Haven

Eugene, Oregon

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Just hold on, we're goin home #officekeg #priorities #drizzy (at Maletis Beverage)

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A boy, a girl, a dog, and a beach.

Pescadero, California

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Move quicker than your self-doubt.

Jen Woo

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Rachel Taylor: Titled For You

It's kind of awesome to watch your friends follow their dreams.

"Upcoming photographer, Rachel Taylor recently launched “Titled For You,” a series compilation of stunning imagery and thoughtful prose from closet writer (and her sister) Tara Taylor. Though her imagery exudes a wild, raw loveliness, the real beauty comes from Taylor transforming insecurities and feelings of uncertainty in the women she photographs into striking, yet soft reflections of inner splendor they are excited to share."