Come with me, my love.
To the sea, the sea of love.
I want to tell you, how much, I love you.
Quarter size portrait of Chan Marshall (Taken with instagram)
(via whataf-ingloser)
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I’ve yet to find a fancy way to describe the way art and my life intersect. I’ve recently come to the conclusion that in the same manner I breathe, eat, sleep, and live, I also art. Turning art into a verb has been the subject in which I create. I practice the occurrence and performance as I would with any other sense. It is natural to me to utilize art as a source of communication, as someone would with words. I draw because I can and I create because it’s what I believe in. These drawings and illustrations represent my practice, patience, naps, meals and true existence. In ever manner, this work is who I am and what I stand to create.
Come with me, my love.
To the sea, the sea of love.
I want to tell you, how much, I love you.
Quarter size portrait of Chan Marshall (Taken with instagram)
(via whataf-ingloser)
