Been scribblin' n shit. This one took a while. Don't know why, but all that matters is how awesome the cover art is.
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Title.
I recently saw a singer-songwriter round that featured Danny Schmidt, Nathan Moore, Danny Schmidt's girlfriend (he's awesome enough to encompass two people), and Diane Cluck. Walked away reconsidering what music, and hell, even life, was. Cluck was distinct in a number of ways, namely that every thing she did was profound. She continually engaged with the type of intention that's associated with monks. She spoke few. She was just there. And from there came some incredible music. She just popped back into my life, via this great take it away show. From there to here, enjoy.
Diane Cluck - Content to Reform & Freefall | A Take Away Show from La Blogotheque on Vimeo.
Diane Cluck - Content to Reform & Freefall | A Take Away Show from La Blogotheque on Vimeo.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
OMG, beards
Old happenings are on the prowl. Times with the Last of the Brohicans aka Walt Whitman's grandson aka M.A.N. You can call him Harrison though. He had me along for a shop day. Your thinking, 'omg, shoes.' I'm thinkin...
Brotherman has not lost the innate faculties of his hands. Which is something that we should all be taking notes on. Here, he's going for a cutting board that a self-righteous bougie will pay out their designer garbed wazoo for. It serves to highlight how very few of us do anything these days. This cutting board is gettin done, if you're sniffin what I'm steppin in.
Most of us wish we could do, when all that it takes is to hop into that old beat-up pick-up and head out to the barn for some sawdustin and rat-race-bustin. It's probably all we're good for. Harry is a good man, and that title isn't within the normal repertoire of bestowage. He's good because he isn't scared to try things. He's good because his hands are rough and his beard is gnarls and his words are always true. That's something money can't buy, so I guess he's got the best of both worlds. Look who's shopping now.
Brotherman has not lost the innate faculties of his hands. Which is something that we should all be taking notes on. Here, he's going for a cutting board that a self-righteous bougie will pay out their designer garbed wazoo for. It serves to highlight how very few of us do anything these days. This cutting board is gettin done, if you're sniffin what I'm steppin in.
Most of us wish we could do, when all that it takes is to hop into that old beat-up pick-up and head out to the barn for some sawdustin and rat-race-bustin. It's probably all we're good for. Harry is a good man, and that title isn't within the normal repertoire of bestowage. He's good because he isn't scared to try things. He's good because his hands are rough and his beard is gnarls and his words are always true. That's something money can't buy, so I guess he's got the best of both worlds. Look who's shopping now.
Monday, July 9, 2012
Rollin' in the Deepest
Hoarding spree is at an end. Here's one with an orange bike in it (I've been obsessed all things orange - even previews).
Alain Massabova - 40 years in Paris from ART BMX MAGAZINE on Vimeo.
Homeboy plays hard. Maybe all that he needs is a dance partner. Wellllp, guess what I found him... you knew it would be orange, didn't you.
Danny Macaskill: Industrial Revolutions from Cut Media on Vimeo.
Alain Massabova - 40 years in Paris from ART BMX MAGAZINE on Vimeo.
Homeboy plays hard. Maybe all that he needs is a dance partner. Wellllp, guess what I found him... you knew it would be orange, didn't you.
Danny Macaskill: Industrial Revolutions from Cut Media on Vimeo.
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