A couple years ago I did a project were I took things in my room and turned them into beats and music and recorded more stuff with synthesizers and keyboards then mashed it together and called it room sounds. It was really different than the music I was making music in Who-Rey-Grad at the time so I came up with a solo name of Volunteer Musician. I never really went to back to that style until recently.
A couple months ago I started recording these one person jam sessions where I took basically all the instruments I have, as well as creating really mangled samples and ran everything into my DJ mixer and then looped them and put tons of delay and echo on them so they're all playing continuously. It results in a pretty interesting sound. I also readopted my old name (minus the musician part) because it's so different from the music I'm making under the name wolves of saint august. I decided I'll probably want to release them in some fashion at some point so I did a cover for them (it's picture up there). So stayed tune for more info on this project in the future.
Here are all the layouts and notes for Chapter 2.2 on post-its.
A couple years ago I did a project were I took things in my room and turned them into beats and music and recorded more stuff with synthesizers and keyboards then mashed it together and called it room sounds. It was really different than the music I was making music in Who-Rey-Grad at the time so I came up with a solo name of Volunteer Musician. I never really went to back to that style until recently.
All done with the printing of the issues. I've decided that I'm going to be printing some stickers to go along with the occasion as well, for people who don't want to pick up the issue, but still want to check out the website. Here is the design for the sticker.
The original sketch of the doctor from 2.1. I actually only did one sketch for him. He was really easy to come up with a design for. Also included is all the blog posts I intended for December.
Merry Christmas. I usually make my own wrapping paper, but this year I just turned wrapping paper inside out and drew on the backside. And here are all the presents I got for people this year. Most of the drawings have something to do with the insides.
Been checking out a lot of Jeremy Fish lately. Here is something vaguely in his style. I thought it turned out kind of cool.
