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I enjoy; autumn, winter, tea, coffee, diet coke, the sound of crunching leaves, a cool breeze, the ocean, hiking, big cities, art, technology, reading, harry potter, indie music/ clothing, hipster stuff, fashion, the smell of lavender, a hug when I'm sad, my dog, air conditioning, warm blankets, traveling, and looking forward to the future.
These are the things that make me up as a person.

Also, I post about a lot of things; life, things I enjoy, and things about whats going on in my life. If the above does not appeal to you then don't follow. Simple as that.

My name is James Nathan Davis, I am 18 years old and I have a lot of opinions.

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pixeljamgames: Another image from “Potatoman Seeks the Troof”, to be released on December 17….


julienfoulatier:

Illustration by Kacie Mills.



urhajos: True Colours

myidealhome: vintage stamp + sign + typewriter = LOVE (via S P A C E S /)



myidealhome: shower in a red nook (via BATHROOMS / penny tile)


minimalmovieposters:

Wes Anderson Films by britishindie



designersof: ‘Designer/Faker’ Bookcase Part of a series of open source furniture making, requiring minimal knowledge of carpentry. For the bookcase, only some board material, expanding polyurethane foam, nails and packing tape were used. Once the pieces are nailed together to keep a required shape, they are placed horizontally on the floor in a roughly chosen configuration. Foam is then sprayed in the cavities and allowed to expand for a few hours. The foam provides support while also acting as an adhesive. Due to the unpredictable way in which it expands, it takes some power away from the designer, essentially designing certain aspects of the furniture itself; warping it, tilting the shelves, and randomly crawling on some surfaces. The process was born as an attempt to allow anyone to ‘hack’ into the world of the ‘designer maker’, who is usually traditionally trained, and as a reaction to the perfect finishes and forms of the endless versions of Modernist inspired pieces which they produce. The resulting piece makes a punk statement, becoming almost ‘anti-furniture’ with its look and finish.