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A Blog All Artists Should Read, Paula! / Kyrsten Bean
Kyrsten Bean writes a blog that will resonate with many artists. All of us who feel compelled to ‘create’ whatever without much notice or compensation, much less ‘making a living’ at it. http://thestifledartist.com/
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Tagged belonging, brain rats, charlie kaufman, choosing a career, choosing an art, chuck palahniuk, clubs, confessional poetry, conformity, creating music, formulaic writing, gertrude stein, guns, inner circles, Jack Douglas, journaling, kill poet, Los Angeles, making mistakes, microcosm, Mormanism, music, music calling, musician and writer, no there there, nobody, progress not perfection, recording music, recording studio, self-doubt, small press, snobby literature, songwriting, stephen elliot, subtopian, success, the adderall diaries, the old ennui, twenties, validation, walking dead, writing, writing music, zombie, zombie apocalypse, zombie attack
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Artist of the Day / A.J. Machete and Sons Clothier
I’ve finally found some men’s clothing that I like as much (almost) as the women’s clothing I’ve featured. Below the photos is just one of their item descriptions. We designed this coat for a customer who loved the styles … Continue reading
Posted in Artist of the Day, clothing
Tagged 1920s Suit, art, Boardwalk Empire, clothing, custom, custom tailor, denver bespoke, Gatsby, great coat, greatcoat, Jacket, Men, pinstripe, Prohibition Era, retro, sherlock, twenties, Vest, Waistcoat
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