Weightless

23 year-old printmaker and music enthusiast from Austin, TX.

If I could, I'd join a moderately popular indie rock band and travel the world.

I intern at Kong Screenprinting, and it rules. They print stuff on things.

I also take photos for the coolest venue in Austin: The Mohawk.

Follow me at @star512

iamapatientboy:

Shut Up and Play the Hits (2012) Directors: Will Lovelace & Dylan Southern

iamapatientboy:

Shut Up and Play the Hits (2012) Directors: Will Lovelace & Dylan Southern

mericanfootball:

shervinfoto:

friendly Ben Gibbard
www.shervinfoto.com


Friend Gibbard

mericanfootball:

shervinfoto:

friendly Ben Gibbard

www.shervinfoto.com

Friend Gibbard

nadirpoint:

mcmillianfurlow:

Permanent marker installations by Heike Weber.

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neekaisweird:

(by _lutalica_)
simonmasseydivallazza:

Hana | 4:21pm - 6:46pm | Wednesday, 8 May 2013Charcoal on paper70 x 100cm

simonmasseydivallazza:

Hana | 4:21pm - 6:46pm | Wednesday, 8 May 2013
Charcoal on paper
70 x 100cm

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nevver:

Film canisters print

"Background noise creates a distraction, but balance is key. A moderate level of background noise creates just enough distraction to break people out of their patterns of thinking and nudge them to let their imagination wander, while still keeping them from losing their focus on the project all together. This distracted focus helps enhance your creativity. The study’s authors explain that “getting into a relatively noisy environment may trigger the brain to think abstractly, and thus generate creative ideas."

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Research suggests the right amount of ambient noise increases creativity – which makes sense, considering the unconscious processing phase of ideation. (via explore-blog)

That’s why I love printmaking studios and television. 

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