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Ur telling me Robert always "lives" but he also always dies huh

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Kneeeee up kop

October sup. Be cool.

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Treat me like a human and I won’t act like a silly child.

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Are you in a relationship or just having fun right now?

neither

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This shit scares me

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Bit sad innit..

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sorry i was acting so weird i can't be normal about you

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Paid In Full (2002)

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Words by @atticuspoetry

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Hit me baby one more time

i just found your art and it is captivating! im very curious about your process -- do you start with a concrete idea and look for specific items/images/elements or browse magazines and "find" the piece along the way?

hi!! wow thank you so much!

i would say it varies project to project. sometimes i sketch out whole multipanel collages, like in "i want to eat bugs with you underground", especially if i have particular ideas abt how i want things to flow.

but generally, no, it's all pretty freeform. i never print anything out, so i'm completely reliant on whatever i'm able to find. the scavenger hunt aspect is really appealing to me, especially bcuz i get all my materials secondhand. i find pieces that speak to me and boom, into the collage they go. my fight club collage, for instance, went thru a lot of metamorphasizing bcuz i loved what i had for it and i knew they were the right pieces, it was just a matter of getting it all to fit right. every collage is like a puzzle and the creative process varies wildly between each of them.

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Rock and Ice

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