Before thinking too much about the above image, allow me to explain both it’s backstory and the reason why I am the greatest person alive.
First, the backstory. I was at Sara’s apartment waiting for a Craigslist stranger to come by and buy her computer. Because apparently it’s a requirement that in order to buy something on Craigslist you have to be either a) foreign or b) insane (lest we forget the obvious c- all of the above), I was on boyfriend duty. That’s where you are there acting much more manly and generally un-murderable. Specifically, we were selling Sara’s computer, which I had recently set up with a clean, untouched version of Windows. This leads me into the second point from the prior paragraphy: Why I am the greatest person alive (repeated for emphasis).
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After getting some new brushes for light and watercolors installed, I played with the new tablet a bit more. I really need to use that thing more.
I spent some time this weekend playing with my new(ish) Cintiq tablet. I had the idea when making dinner that it would be fun to re-imagine famous movies in a simplistic style, similar to that found in many book covers. “Kong” is the first of at least a couple more to come.
Adam and I have posted another chapter in the saga that is Play the Next Track.
Another ten days and another chapter of Play the Next Track is up. I like the direction the story is taking – it’s finally getting a bit of meat to it!
To counteract my injury-provoked lethargy as of late, I bought myself a Wacom Cintiq digital tablet. This was my first doodle on it – nerdy, of course. To say that it is a ton of fun drawing on this thing would be an understatement.
Another chapter down for Play the Next Track, based on the song “2080″ by Yeasayer.
Adam and I have completed the newest chapter for Play the Next Track, based on the song “Devil Got My Woman” by the amazing Skip James.
My frequent artistic collaborator, Adam Morse, and I have finally launched a project we’ve been cooking up for some time now. Play the Next Track is a back-and-forth collaborative creation of digital pieces based on a particular song. We’ll be updating it with a new chapter on the tenth, twentieth, and thirtieth of every month.
Just a simple piece today, based on Cloud Cult’s “The Ghost Inside Our House.”
