Nothing will be lost if you don't read any of this garbage, your sanity might be saved, and I guarantee you'll probably like me a lot more if you bang that back arrow.
But, no. No I haven’t. These trophies were made for The Waiting Room’s 8th Annual Halloween Contest. The creativity level is through the roof at TWR during Halloween. It’s the kinda place you go to no only to try and win first place, but to check out the other awesome costumes that have shown up. The thing is, trophies …
…(or less if you buy the print files from me soon. Hint hint.) I don’t want there to be a place in this shop where I’m not trained to use the equipment. So far I’ve blasted through 3D Printing (hahaha) and ShopBot CNC Basics – which I have taken to like a fish to water. Or a router to a …
I’ll be at Murmuration this weekend with a booth, making a giant-assed technology themed painting or two. Stop by and tell me how terrible I am and that I should quit trying to paint. Your lack of faith propels me!
It’s weird when Webster’s Visual Arts Studio is featured in a magazine that is waxing poetic about the “Old Webster” that the university has spent so much time and money trying to get rid of. Which is a same – any University can make a new, swell, beautiful campus by spending money. It’s my opinion that Webster continues to do …
My friend Oddfisch has been making albums for his friends – and thankfully, he counts me amongst his friends, so I got a sweet ambient / industrial soundtrack to my day. Hilariously, this is kinda what the inside of my head sounds like when I’m tracking down bugs. Here’s the whole album, but make sure you check out Todd’s new …
The Rabid Arts Collaboration was originally four: HANK, Ol Greg, myself, and Gold Sparrow. Sometime between a student from Wash U visiting Webster looking for material for Spires and the actual publication, we parted ways with Gold Sparrow – but we are all credited. The PDF issue, August 2013: http://spires.wustl.edu/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/FullSpiresAutumn2013-copy.pdf
My friend invited me to come up to the Toy Man Toy Show at the Machinists Hall in Bridgeton last Saturday. I had a cup of coffee in my hand and was driving home from the Pie Shop. I was listening to Run the Jewels with only a fiver in my pocket, so of course I said yes. That gave …
This was fun, but man, I wish I’d had a place to put Giant Pink Head in the evenings so I could become Giant Pink Me again. I think I angered quite a few people during OutKast in my Giant Pinkness, and if you come across this, I’m sorry. Source: http://blogs.riverfronttimes.com/rftmusic/2014/09/the_best_and_worst_of_loufest_2014.php
