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Showing posts with label words. Show all posts
Monday, November 12, 2012
Primary Delusionary Experience
A few weeks ago I particpated, from home, in 24 hour comics day. The challenge is to write, draw, ink and finish a 24 page, completed comic in 24 hours. As you can see I didn't quite meet success in this challenge as I only completed 14 pages total, just 10 shy of the goal. I slacked a little and slept more than I should have. Nevertheless I'm satisfied with what I worked up and decided to end the story in just 14 pages, which I think is still just as effective as the original script. The 10 pages I left out weren't really necessary and didn't add much overall to the success of the tale.
As you read this comic it may strike as non-sequitor, however I was working on it with the intention of depicting the dream phenomena known as "Primary Delusionary Experience" or "False Awakening". This phenomenon was made popular as a central theme in the recent Hollywood blockbuster, "Inception", but also it has been used as literary device in various other TV shows and works of printed fiction. "Inception" focused on the dream phenomenon with a twist of science fiction and espionage. What I attempted to show here is a bit more playful and focuses on the meaning of the dream phenomenon itself and also the possibility of the experience revealing to us a past or alternative life we have lived or are currently living.
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Sunday, April 29, 2012
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Do you support the exploitation of girls in the sex trade organization? I didn’t think so. If you want to contribute to a cause that will help empower girls who have had this experience and receive a truly magnificent compilation CD for your collection, then please check this out: http://wildkindness.com/wkstore/5536177/sunshine-off-the-tracks—a-benefit-for-gems-compilation-cd
Here’s the artist and song list for the album, like I said this line-up is spectacular and totally worth owning in your collection:
1.) Sun for Moon – Disappearing Hearts
2.) Aan – I Don’t Need Love
3.) Nat Baldwin – Lake Erie (Alt. Version)
4.) The Curious Mystery – Night Ride Reeling
S.) Southeast Engine – Adeline of the Appalachian Mountains
6.) Andre Costello – Tumbleweed
7.) White Birds – Floating Hands
8.) Doleful Lions – Julie’s Video
9.) LAKE – Backwards and Forwards
10.) In One Wind – Water’s Looking Fine
11.) Sam Goodwill – Every Other Anthology
12.) Love of Everything – Kangaroo
13.) Arrington De Dionyso’s Malaikat Dan Singa – Perawan Berawan
14.) The Building – Ethel Merman
15.) Angelo Spencer et les Hauts Sommets – Let You Down
16.) JP Haynie – Gravel
17.) Nucular Aminals – Nobody’s Man
18.) Way Yes – Automail
19.) The Black Swans – Joe Tex
20.) Girls in Trouble – Tell Me
21.) Adrian Crowley – Winter Sun (Demo)
For more information visit: www.wildkindness.com or www.gems-girls.org
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Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Friday, October 28, 2011
Aftermath of an Average Miracle
The "Not So F*%@?#! Serious" group show that kicked off this past Friday (October 21st) at Unsmoke Artspace in Braddock, PA was certainly something to experience. Braddock was the appropriate setting for this eclectic and excited assemblage of artists, all working feverishly in the Pennsylvania region at one time or another. The landscape of Braddock consists of belching steel mill activity (across the street from the venue), lonely buildings and kind-hearted people.
The show was a relative success, considering the location and distance from Pittsburgh. Attracting around 100 guests throughout the evening, fun was in large supply and no bad vibes were generated or received. We'll be planning a closing reception for those that missed the opening or those that want to come back for more. Likely the closing activities will occur around the weekend of the 11th, 12th and 13th, which day exactly is undetermined at this point.
And now, time for some photos from the evening and installation process, enjoy........
For a complete viewing of photos from the show, courtesy of Steph Neary, visit:
http://notsofingserious.wordpress.com/installation-opening-reception-photos/
The show was a relative success, considering the location and distance from Pittsburgh. Attracting around 100 guests throughout the evening, fun was in large supply and no bad vibes were generated or received. We'll be planning a closing reception for those that missed the opening or those that want to come back for more. Likely the closing activities will occur around the weekend of the 11th, 12th and 13th, which day exactly is undetermined at this point.
And now, time for some photos from the evening and installation process, enjoy........
For a complete viewing of photos from the show, courtesy of Steph Neary, visit:
http://notsofingserious.wordpress.com/installation-opening-reception-photos/
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Sunday, September 18, 2011
Not So F*%?@#! Serious
Not So F*%?@#! Serious, an art show this October 21st at Unsmoke Systems in Braddock, PA. It's going to be superbly awesome and thrilling. For more complete information on artists involved and what it's about please check out:
http://notsofingserious.wordpress.com
Hope to see y'all out there, it's gonna be a blast!
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Friday, September 2, 2011
A Wild & Surprising Success!
Last night all of us comic makers and zinesters were in attendance for the 1st ever Pittsburgh Zine Fair. The event was surprisingly well attended for it being only the first year and that we only had 2 months in which to organize it. I suppose that just proves the determination of few can generate amazing results. Here's some photos of last night's event taken by the gracious Stephanie Tsong. Thanks Steph!
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