Where all music fits...

So I guess I'll put some more work up. Jeez, I'm really producing a lot. I'm just too lazy to scan it. Or take photos. Maybe sometime soon.

The Deer God

Madison Square Park Tree Study
(I think I'm going to fill that sketchbook up with a lot more tree studies)

Ugh, the image upload is taking too long. Rest assured that I got a lot of crap to put up.

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In other news, I've never been so happy with where I am in life. I could go into detail, but eh. Not now. Just rest assured that I love where I live and I love the people that I spend my days with.

Here's a few shots of us gettin' settled.

Nothin' compares to eating 3AM grilled cheeses with good company on the floor while complimenting each other's work to the pluck of a banjo in the corner.

Mighty Django

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The Peculiar Pretzelmen - Uncanny Eyes
mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=7d175fdd975ab46fe5c3dee5769931ecd710445db61128bdc95965eaa7bc68bc
last.fm: cabaret, dark cabaret, alternative, new cabaret, avant-garde

Don't know how much those Last.fm tags help, but it's really good. Trust me. If you don't download it, you're lousy.

Some things.

Fictitious animal study. I was laying out the skeleton for a new species of rodent. I'll go into specifics when I get around to doing the final versions and the muscles.
(Forgive the horrible exposure).






Arthropods.






It was late. There were plums and carrots.










Nothing special. But I like it.

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I got around to scanning and uploading the disposable camera pictures from tour. They can be viewed here.

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Dark Dark Dark - Love You, Bye.

Mediafire - http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=56709098b42ee1f55bf1f12f1ff3f30abebcc7a9f3d3d4cd5621d66e282a0ee8
Megaupload - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TRNHOS1X
last.fm tags: new weird america, indie gypsy folk, hobo revival

In essence, this was the soundtrack of tour. I figured I'd upload it on the grounds that I really, really like this release and because it doesn't seem to be super readily available on the Internet. Hopefully, it'll help some kid out who expresses an interest in..."hobo revival". Whatever the hell that is.

Check the back! Knives out!

Guess who's back from tour?

Me.

Holy God. I had a wonderful time. I met so many kind, genuine and all-around awesome people. It's nice knowing those could still be found in New England.
We "toured" the region over the course of a week and saw a myriad swell things. I could go into specifics, but I don't want this to be too text heavy. Some pictures were taken with my camera and those could illustrate my experiences a fair amount, I suppose. We had a few disposable cameras on us, as well...And those are like...mega Holgas when it comes to awkwardness, so get pumped.

I'd like to think some others are worth looking at, too.

Shoot, I realized that only two shows were documented on my camera. I know there were other performances taken on other people's much nicer cameras, so I'll track those down and link them here sooner or later!

Been trying not to slack too hard. Here's a sample of some little things I did while being a total rock star.

I should try and do like...a legitimate painting or something before school starts.

HECK YEAH BOOKMAKING!

This is the product of my Friday night at Katie Armstrong*'s apartment. With her immense helpings of patience and bookmaking know-how, I was able to create something far more satisfying than anything Lulu or Blurb would've given me. The book has twenty four pages, but I figure I'd just show enough to get the point across. I feel it's best seen in person.
I'm torn over whether or not I should upload all of the accordion pictures.

...Oh, and to those who don't know...The project consisted of me going around Central Park with an accordion and asking strangers to let me take a picture of them holding it. Yep.


Now all I want to do this summer is make more books. ...But what should I put in them?

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I'm scratching my chin pensively.

*Two blog entries in a row? Yeesh.

And it doesn't stop there!

Here's some more.

The project is going swimmingly.

This jerk's got a Holga.

This is for a project I'm doing for my photo class. I've probably given away what I'm doing for the concept by putting up these two photos, but I'm too excited about how this roll came out to care.

Happy, happy days.