
“…There was and old rusted 76’ Chevy parked there and in all my years of college I never saw it move, not once, and I hoped it never would. It stood as a reminder of things past, an effigy of all the different versions of my growing self that had once glanced at it on their way to wherever…” - journal excerpt (me)
Image revolt: that-feel
Friday May 5 @ 02:08pm with 406 notes
Thursday May 5 @ 10:54am with 1,945 notesGustave Courbet - The Artist on the seashore at Palavas (1854)

I played with the Old Hours today for a performance video they put together with dreadnought cinema. I really love playing their songs with them. Their harmonies have a certain ease to them and they certainly seem comfortable with their music. It was a good evening and i appreciate them inviting me back. Should be done by Friday and ill be sure to post it.
Wednesday May 5 @ 11:24pm with 4 notes
Jessica Walsh’s amazing rustic workspace in NYC.
While I work during the week our studio on 23rd street in Chelsea, on the weekends I like to switch it up and work from home. I had the desk custom made from Urban Wood Goods. The monkey that hangs over my desk is by Kay Bojesen. I like collecting classic children’s toys around my apartment. They serve as a nice reminder to keep curious, inquisitive, and playful in my life and work.
Cool blog to follow. Simple and practical workspaces that look.. well.. Good.
Wednesday May 5 @ 02:20pm with 142 notesSarah Jarosz, “Tell Me True”
Finally got around to learning this tune today. Its sweet, simple, and haunting. I highly suggest giving it a listen. Any banjo players out there, I play it with a capo on the 2nd fret in double C tuning, I think you can pull it off in sawmill tuning as well. Give it a shot. Cheers.
Tell me darlin’ please tell me true.

Salt River and Goldfield Mountains, Tonto National Forest.
Arizona is the best.
Tuesday May 5 @ 03:42pm with 31 notes







