Detail
Jason of Star Command
In honor of the recently departed Sid Haig, comes this painting from a couple years past. It’s the usual acrylic and graphite on joint compound, mounted on a sturdy wooden panel and framed in hemlock. 9.5″ x 14″
Take it home today! $90 with free shipping in the continental US.
Out with the new, in with the old
Released from the vaults and available for sale! Free shipping in the continental US. Free personal delivery in the Portland OR metro area!
$90
“Kiss Them for Me” Detail
I did a tiny amount of work on a painting while listening to instrumental tracks from the album Master Cylinder by the band Caveman Shoestore, the members of which were and are all monsters in their own right.
Adrenal
Old school Mandelbulb photography. Prints available.
Meaningless aphorisms I just made up.
The outside of the pot doesn’t touch the food.
Hot Take
The sound of a quill scratching across parchment centered us as a civilization.
Talk about Pop Music
I’m a pop music fan. I love a good pop song. And when you’ve got cross-over appeal and immaculate production, it’s a confection hard not to gorge on.
So how is it that this wasn’t the biggest hit of the decade?
Wear headphones (not ear-buds) if you really want to enjoy the production.
And yeah, thanks to whoever does advertising for Target for bringing this song to a wider audience.
Content and Screen
I would like to personally move towards something like ‘Content-less Fridays’. A full day would be great, especially in conjunction with ‘content-less’ extended periods of time every day.
No screens (except as needed solely for work). No mindless feed-scrolling on the phone. No TV. No streaming. No checking CNN. No TV-on-in-the-background. No Facebook. No nothing.
Also, no radio, Spotify, no consumption of any media whatsoever.
No music, no reading, neither books nor magazines.
You may look at nature, or art (in person only, not online, no instagram, no pictures on your phone).
You may interact with yourself, your friends, family, strangers, pets. You may look out the window. You may engage in your day. You may be alone with your thoughts.
Perfect things
This Bobby Caldwell song is pretty-much perfect, but the last two minutes or thereabouts is irrefutably so.
