22 x 14.5 Watercolor

Professionally framed

Heart shaped roses wilting with arrow through the heart

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Image fractale. Pare-brise éclaté, gros-plan de glace fragmentée ou banquise vue de l'espace ?

More art about the breaking up....

Does Tony and Lou’s friendship remind you of any of your friendships past or present?

“It’s weird to feel like you miss someone you’re not even sure you know.”―David Foster Wallace, Infinite JestTweet This

“Look, Tony,” said Lou, “I can’t tell you how...

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ending of "Luxury Condos for the Poor" at Death by Audio on Thursday, October 20, 2011.

Tristan would not leave, So I started taking pictures of him and he grabbed the camera out of my hand and snapped photos of me.

so i think we're done.

he randomly decided to leave at 2ish in the morning because he couldn't sleep and didn't want to wake me up

but it never has before

and i think im just done now. he knows how i feel... and apparently doesn't feel the same way but is okay with staying with me anyway.

and i'm not okay with that.

now i just have to tell him.

the first time we went out was on day 9.

101 days is some kind of a record for me, i'm sure.

Chloe's brownstone...

...sketched from my reference photos shot from Greenwich Village's 'gold coast' neighborhood north of Washington Square Park.

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After performing their last song in New York, "Sleeping with the TV on"

Last week, along the Waterfront Park shoreline in Bath, an expansive field of thinning and fractured ice sheets shattered the sounds akin to breaking china dishes, wind-driven pass stranded layered ice structures that had been pushed up on shore, the latter with the exception of a few icicles, remained substantially dry in the still freezing air, giving the expiring winter a few more breaths.

Last week, along the Waterfront Park shoreline in Bath, an expansive field of thinning and fractured ice sheets shattered the sounds akin to breaking china dishes, wind-driven pass stranded layered ice structures that had been pushed up on shore, the latter with the exception of a few icicles, remained substantially dry in the still freezing air, giving the expiring winter a few more breaths.