Taking the Leap …
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Ed Romanoff released this video I made for him a few weeks back, but it’s now also live on my Vimeo page. If you missed it, like dogs and have a best friend who’s questionable, check it out.
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A short film I made.
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Two Drawings….
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Brooklyn Scarecrow.
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Life’s Little Surprises. (from an old sketchbook of mine)
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Short story about Tim
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Still Life With Walter and Milo.
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Jim Jimminy, Jim Jimminy, Jim’s Gym Fairy…
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Uncle Walt’s Band is both Austin music’s royalty and best kept secret. David Ball, Walter Hyatt and Champ Hood combined sweet harmonies, jazz, chords and Beatlesque songwriting for a unique twang that influences the Austin music scene to this day. Hyatt died in a Florida plane crash, Hood passed away from cancer a few years back (his son Warren Hood keeps his legacy alive) and David Ball became a music superstar, but if you’ve got the time and inclination seek out their few albums (compiled after the band’s dissolution); they’re breathtaking.
I love this band …
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Sax Swirl on Flickr.
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Sketchbook page.
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Here I am drawing along live on Real Love with Toshi Reagon and Big Lovely at @Joe’s Pub.
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Five Conductors:
Seth Olinsky, John King and Ned Sublette in rehearsal with Rhys Chatham’s Crimson Grail.
HK Gruber
George Manahan
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Parading….
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My ambivalent American flag drawings from this week.
I’m a skeptical idealist by nature and I’ve had a tough week juggling my faith in some sort of American dream and the empirical evidence that the American dream is the opiate of the masses. I got no answers, just a head full of thinking, a pen and some paper.
Hey, baby. It’s the fourth of July …