Zevious is playing Union Pool on March 11th with Dysrhythmia and Smother Party. What started as a photo search for images they could use, turned into an actual poster. I took these photos originally for their interactive video for coma cluster, this time I played with the layers a bit more and created a type treatment that plays off the syncopation of the music.

If you are in the New York area come out for the show, these guys are all amazing.

When I was a kid, computers were a mystery. They were complicated and beautifully simple at the same time.  My first memory of computer class was LOGO. There was a turtle on the screen (a triangle) and you told it how to move with math REPEAT 4 [FD 20 RT 90]. It was beautiful. Video games scrolled left and right, with simple controls. The beauty and complexity was in the story, and not in the visual representation or game play. You gave wizards text commands, and got to unravel complex stories with multiple endings, but the input was always accessible. Type some text, push these buttons. Limiting the scope of possibilities gave them their power. See what you can build and create with constraints. That was always something that fascinated me.

YouTube – This Week in Unnecessary Censorship – LOST Edition.

‘Lost’ audio: Garnett explains the island to ‘Big Baby’ on Vimeo.

Lost Posters by Mattson Creative

Someone from Bad Robot’s Take on the Finale.

“For those that wonder — the original ending started the moment Jack walked into the church and touches the casket to Jack closing his eyes as the other plane flies away. That was always JJ’s ending. And they kept it.”

And in case you didnt get it..

Unanswered Lost Questions – CollegeHumor video.

YouTube – PEN Giant.

Jeremy Geddes.

Really digging these paintings..

4d3d3d3? What?

Pretty much sums me up in one image.

There is something i really love about simple single houses alone in a landscape. When I was in New Mexico I kept finding myself stopping and looking up in the hills at the houses that stand alone, there was also this artist at a local gallery (can’t recall her name) that painted houses in the same style.. anyway seeing these minimalist landscapes brought me right back to new mexico funny how memories work.