This installment of Z!ST is brought to you by two things I find myself missing more often than not: film and coffee houses. Kris Krug from Vancouver was here a few weeks ago and, to my happy surprise, used film for most of our photos. We shot at Cafe Muse – a relatively new coffee-zone that stays open ’til midnight and, staying true to its name, provides a guitar & piano to its patrons. Read/see the rest here, only on …
Gaze in horror at the hideous in-betweenery I withstand to reach my beloved cobalt.
Ink + digital.
ink + digital
Ink+ digital.
*where I dump on yewww Exhibit A: Lumi, Lisa of Eerie Art and I, being shiny and eating cupcakes at The Edison Exhibit B: New art, as mentioned yesterday. Limited edition museum quality prints are waiting to be made available for the first time to attendees of a very special solo show, coming up this summer. Exhibit C: in the bathroom of Paris on the Platte, my old-school Denver hang-zone Exhibit D: at a”Cowboys & Indians” party on Friday – …
Bits of three new drawings. Ink + digital.
Otherwise busy.
Are here. Animated gif by Leandro Damasceno.
Traveling on business usually leaves no time to explore your surroundings. Spare moments are generally dedicated to little more than sleep and maybe a bath. However, should you have a few hours between meetings, what better way to spend them than exploring some industrial areas around town! Especially if that town happens to be Denver, Colorado, which was the case with this particular excursion. Read/see the rest HERE!
From one of the Denver shoots, for Babylon Floral. Photo: Brand New Inc. Make up: me Hair: Vain Salon Flowers: Babylon Floral More to come.
Still in Denver. Here be some tweets. You see, the Twitter re-blogging app. kept breaking biorequiem.com so I’ve uninstalled it, for now. Sad, but necessary. Now into the down and sleep again. Tomorrow promises more work in purples and plums and silver. Then, a flight home.
Lou O’ Bedlam took this, too. Medium format, early afternoon at the Shadow Gallery. If I were a novelist this photo would go on the back of my last book. After being told today, again, that I need to start writing I’ll consider this.
She’s still very timid, but when I woke up this morning she was staring up at me from her bed and wagging – head to toe.
Named after my graphic pens of choice and a very small unit of measure, this was a stray 10 month chihuahua mix brought to the West LA shelter a week ago. Now she is mine, sleeping after being spayed. I hope that, if Moo ever returns, they become the best of friends.