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  • Current Residence: Austin, Texas
  • Interests: Music, Travel, Meditation, Study, Climbing, Coding, Drawing, Conversation
  • Favourite movie: The Fountain, V for Vendetta, Requiem for a Dream
  • Favourite band or musician: Maynard James Keenan
  • Favourite genre of music: Trip-Hop
  • Favourite artist: H R Giger
  • Favourite poet or writer: Omar Khayyam
  • Favourite photographer: Sharif Issa
  • Favourite style of art: Abstract
  • Operating System: Unix (in a Perfect World)
  • MP3 player of choice: iPod touch
  • Favourite cartoon character: Stitch
  • Personal Quote: It's your world. I'm just passing thru.
  • Tools of the Trade: Thumb
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Kantiki Jayamana Whateva

Thu Jun 7, 2007, 11:21 PM


Kantiki Jayamana Whateva -- transient, hitchhiker, holy man, brat, fool. I reject good and evil, and aim my existence towards the space between such dichotomies, which, paradoxically, surrounds them.

My primary art is music. My secondary is writing. Third comes the art of code. Note that my visual arts do not even place in the top three. It's not that I don't like my style, but that I know how well I work the first three over my remaining arts.

When it comes to what I look for in other art... a sense of cohesiveness--the style--with a unique twist from which the artist, themselves, could be inferred. I love an art form that particulates the person who gave it form. It does not matter if this is a visual or audio art, only that I can obsess over it for extended periods of time.

On a final note, I call myself a "terrible communicator." This is actually a bit misleading. I dislike tact, morals and small-talk. Because of this, I don't lie about my thoughts or emotions, and only talk when there is some real juicy conversation to sink my fangs into. I may go months before talking or writing someone, but, when I do, my emails end up being the size of about two written chapters... if I feel so inspired.

On yet another final note, I am one hell of a sucker for the female form. I love costumes, skin, tattoos, breasts, dredds, piercings, curves, kissing, sex, and conversations that see the sun rise before drawing to a well-earned rest. To all the women of the world (even those who think themselves unattractive), "thank you for existing!"

.-:*'``'*:-.,_,.-:*'``'*:*

  • Mood: Pirate
  • Listening to: Helios - In Heaven
  • Reading: Kahlil Gibran - The Prophet
  • Drinking: Coffee

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:iconlindamarieanson:
Thank you for the :iconfavplz: ! :)

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Whatever doesn't kill you, is gonna leave a scar.

Death once had a near Dean Winchester experience.

When the Boogeyman goes to sleep every night, he checks his closet for Dean Winchester.
:iconoraclekai:
Thanks for the favorite. :)

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Do what feels right.
:iconzzepe:
Than you Kantiki for suggesting me for tranmonster journal. I really appreciate it :)
:iconkantiki:
Thank you as well. Your gallery is one of my favorites here on dA. Inspirational. :gallery:
:iconak-is-harmless:
Thanks for the faves! :D

---AK

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Magazine: [link]
Avatar: `arrioch
:icondanielapinto:
thanks for the faaave!

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\"I refuse to tip toe through life only to arrive safely at death\"
:iconvenelli:
Hi there! Thank you very much for the favourite!
:iconjames-lee:
:wave: thanks for the :+fav:

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I like to shoot people. :camera:
:iconpunkypeggy:
thanks for the fav!

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- Do not try and bend the spoon. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth.
- What truth?
- There is no spoon.
- There is no spoon?
- Then you'll see, that it is not the spoon that bends, it is only yourself.
:iconaninjaintheshadows:
Thanks for the favorite.

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:spyed:Do something! Anything! Argh, Ninja kick the damned rabbit!:spyed:
:iconkantiki:
Love the Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n Roll series (especially, gotta send props for the body paint as well). The fact that it was a project for school brings a hell of a wide grin to this old pirates face. You're awesome. For any random viewers, check it: [link]
:iconanimal-estocastico:
Thanks so much for the fav.

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A real heart can´t be nothing else but public property.
:iconkantiki:
And thanks as well for the tip off to the name of the Four Courts building. I've never actually been able to make it to a tobacco plantation and so seeing these cigars mid-wrap brings home the earthy side of the luxury. Awesome!
:iconanimal-estocastico:
Thanks so very much! I don't smoke, but being at the factory, with all the leaves is such an experience... the smell of fresh cigars is delicious!

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A real heart can´t be nothing else but public property.
:iconkantiki:
Ahhh, you're killin' me smalls. Just your description brings the aroma to my nose. Love the quote as well: "A real heart can't be nothing else but public property."
:iconanimal-estocastico:
Thanks so much for that! For most of the people it ends being quite tricky.

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A real heart can´t be nothing else but public property.
:iconnastycondom:
thanks for the fav :D

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...that´s the end and that´s the start of it
that´s the whole and that´s the part of it
that´s the high and that´s the heart of it
that´s the long and that´s the short of it
that´s the best and that´s the test in it...
:iconkantiki:
Love the capture, the framing of the shot as well as the colors. Definitely gotta send you a line about that one hear in a bit. <3 4 [link]
:iconbasseca:
Thanks for the :+fav: on [link] its much appreciated!

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Dave

[link] :flagcanada:
:iconkantiki:
Lol. It's actually thanks to you and this shot that my brother and I are now researching a trip to the D.C. (do you remember about what province or city these were being sold in?)
:iconbasseca:
They were all over Puerto Plata last time I was there. But I also saw them in Sosua and Santo Domingo on previous trips. Honestly, they're all over the place there. And if you don't like the ones rolled locally you can always buy the Cubans... But, you have to be careful about the ones marked as Cuban because there are a lot of fakes. In fact I had someone tell me that the only way to tell that that they were local and fresh was to buy them directly from the places that roll them - and they're everywhere too... Just ask someone local and they'll tell you. Good luck and enjoy your trip.

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Dave

[link] :flagcanada:
:iconkantiki:
I have a pretty good Cuban connection, but local is an entirely different experience. Hearing of their abundance is great. I've found the key to travel in general is just be an open-minded person, get to really know the locals and listen to their own tastes and values. They guide you write almost every time 8)
:iconice9trout:
Thanks for adding Smoking Katrina [link] to your :+fav:s!
:) :thumbsup:

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K. Trout :trout:
Gallery: [link]
:iconzzepe:
hey, thanks for the WATCH (:

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