studiofun

since we built the lab, there hasnt been much time to actually use it as it should be used; as a long standing cell to withstand endless experiments in both a drugged cloud stupor and a wash of everchanging ideas and dreams.

well this friday i got to spend a good 15+ hours tinkering about, so many supplies within arms reach.

id like to spend more time here.

here it is


i found a file with lots of olde stencils in it so i decided to make an assload of slaps.




gum

noise tank

tribe

papier mache hands, for a future project

testing a gameboy case for a friend

my 2nd brush piece ever, whaaat. i gotta practice but i kinda dig it.

SR joker card, deckheads

might add color

his name is

aaaaaaah, man im loaded.

Delme is the victor in this first week of munnyrefacing! good werk mister.

ive been floating around bubbling through his fotostream for the last half hour. heres some pics:









lots of neat stuff, and some of it you can trade money for. hes even a fine chap.

click for his fotostream.

and im off for a wander

t(o.ot)

Story time.

In 1986, an anime short film compilation called neo tokyo was released. It featured 3 of the greatest anime artist/directors of the time, all of whom still hold up as giants, swiping the gnats away from them in their castles in the sky. Otomo(akira), Kawajiri(ninja scroll) and Rintaro(metropolis) each helmed one(Construction Cancellation Order, Running Man and Labyrinth Labyrinthos, respectively)

Now, there was a song in Labyrinth Labyrinthos that always got me. It was a Piano, thats it. I loved the sound of it. Some songs make the thoughts behind your eyelids shrink to almost nothing in the endless void of your skull, you know what im talking about.

I scoured the cosmos for info on that song, but back then info wasnt as easy to mine as it is now.(codgeristic) So time went on and i heard that song when i watched that short, and thats all.

Then come this year sometime and i finally get around to watching The Royal Tenenbaums, by the always amazing Wes Anderson.



Theres a scene where Richie Tenenbaum goes to visit Eli Cash for the first time in months. A really relaxing scene full of quad tribe paintings and mescaline talks follow accompanied by the hidden mystery song of 10+ years, and in another great scene of another great movie.

It followed me. After all this time, it still remembered.


Erik Satie - Gymnopedie No.1