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Orange Sky Wolverine War Games Jenny

Born and raised in Barnesville, Maryland by a chemistry professor and a yarn spinner. Enjoys running, good wine, bad beer, dried mango, biking, hopscotch, movies, pondering adventures, kicking butt, and discovering. Check it:
heyitsgarrett.com envelopecollective.com

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Comments - see all 14

Poetic+Edge Photography says:

I really LOVE your web design.

posted Jun 12


victor burgos says:

thx to beer-me that comment :D cya

posted Nov 7


Suspicious Package says:

whoa, nice web design.

posted Aug 30


Dame Culotte et Monsieur Slip says:

[EN] : Hello our freind !! Just this little comment to remember how mutch we loves you and how happy we are to be your freind ! [FR] : Bonjour a toi notre ami juste ce pti mot pour te dire combien nous t'aimons et combien nous sommes heureux d'etre tes amis !

posted Aug 10


owen goward says:

Love the work you've done on your profile. very cool

posted Aug 8


S T A T I C says:

Hey, I'm Garrett too! High Five!

posted Jul 30


LETTERPERFECT says:

Happy 4th of July!!! Hope you have a great day! LETTERPERFECT

posted Jul 4


Adam Morse says:

Ahhhhhhhh dude, do you remember that time we snorted that keg of vodka and then made out with those three brunettes? What the hell were their names?

posted Jul 2


Airtoons says:

Hey (it's) Garrett! Thanks for the kind words and the add. Nice photos and everything else!! Rock it!

posted Jun 25


Mama Mia says:

You take amazing photography. I looked at it all and loved every piece.

posted Jun 20


Mama Mia says:

I eat a lot of celery and whole grain rice to keep me looking young.

posted Jun 20


Mama Mia says:

Excellent. :)

posted Jun 19


Mama Mia says:

We should be friends.

posted Jun 19


Adam Morse says:

What a freaking sick design man. Oh my new hobby is predicting the future.

posted Jun 19


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The Recollecting Expanse 1 week ago


I've been uber busy lately, with big life changes on the way, hence the lightness of posting.


This is another picture taken on that fine Summer evening a couple weeks ago at the World War II Memorial. Actually, it's several pictures, stitched together through magic. Dark magic.


Okay, Photoshop. I used Photoshop.




Kong 2 weeks ago

Kong


I spent some time this weekend playing with my new(ish) Cintiq tablet. I had the idea when making dinner that it would be fun to re-imagine famous movies in a simplistic style, similar to that found in many book covers. "Kong" is the first of at least a couple more to come.




Memories of explosions 3 weeks ago


There are times when I forget how magical D.C. can be.




They Can't Take That Away from Me Jul 2


I get a lot of my photo titles by searching my iTunes for a key theme or object found within the picture. Oftentimes a song name comes up that fits the image perfectly.


I can't remember what I searched for to arrive at this title, but the song is the same name as that sung by Mr. Frank Sinatra.


It fits rather perfectly.




Memories of Hobbes Jul 1


I've got a lot of photographs from the last couple days that I'll be posting. It has been one of my most genuine summer-feeling summers, albeit a busy one.


Like most kids, I had a radio flyer wagon. My brother and I would take turns dragging each other around in it, often daring the other to take it down The Hill nearby. This usually resulted in a rather robust collection of bruises and scrapes, respected reminders of our war with gravity.


Reading Calvin and Hobbes, even over a decade after it concluded, still brings me back to those muggy days when we eagerly awaited a slight breeze, a cool glass of lemonade, and a neon band-aide.