Thursday, January 26, 2012
Monday, January 9, 2012
Damaged photos 27
Monday, December 19, 2011
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Found photos (last of Hockamock Swamp find)
Friday, November 18, 2011
Abstract stencils (as album covers)


Two more 2-color/2-layer stencils ostensibly designed for album covers. The top one is inspired by the various "Provocative Percussion" and "Persuasive Percussion" albums that I have a fascination with. The bottom one is basically a "readymade", as both layers are from pre-existing die-cut album covers, re-purposed as stencils.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Billy Joel Halloween Fun
The Billy Joel "Piano Man" mask, the scariest Halloween costume yet for discerning music fans.
Step 1: find an LP copy of this hated piece of dreck (still common in most thrift stores for a dollar.)

"HEY! What's this piece of CRAP doing in with my Jandek LPs!?"
Step 2: remove vinyl and hurl out the window (DO NOT under any circumstances listen to it-- perhaps the only thing scarier than the mask itself, with the possible exception of running into an inebriated Mr. Joel in a dark alleyway.)

Step 3: use a straight edge blade to split the LP cover at the seams (added bonus, the rear cover also makes a good mask, share with a friend.)



Step 4: cut out the eyes (here I just did the pupils for creepiest effect, but you can cut out the entire iris to see better if necessary), then cut along the bottom edge and sides of the nose, bend up slightly.

Step 5: affix to face, scare the bejesus out of Captain Beefheart fans and/or Christie Brinkley.

FOR TRUE MUSIC NERDS ONLY: complete the costume with barbarian clothing for the "Billy-Joel-as-member-of-ATTILA" look (yes, that's him on the right, pre-Piano Man fame.):
Step 1: find an LP copy of this hated piece of dreck (still common in most thrift stores for a dollar.)
"HEY! What's this piece of CRAP doing in with my Jandek LPs!?"
Step 2: remove vinyl and hurl out the window (DO NOT under any circumstances listen to it-- perhaps the only thing scarier than the mask itself, with the possible exception of running into an inebriated Mr. Joel in a dark alleyway.)
Step 3: use a straight edge blade to split the LP cover at the seams (added bonus, the rear cover also makes a good mask, share with a friend.)
Step 4: cut out the eyes (here I just did the pupils for creepiest effect, but you can cut out the entire iris to see better if necessary), then cut along the bottom edge and sides of the nose, bend up slightly.
Step 5: affix to face, scare the bejesus out of Captain Beefheart fans and/or Christie Brinkley.
FOR TRUE MUSIC NERDS ONLY: complete the costume with barbarian clothing for the "Billy-Joel-as-member-of-ATTILA" look (yes, that's him on the right, pre-Piano Man fame.):
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