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David S. Pumpkins: An Oral History

posted October 23, 2017 #

i love that the media fervor around this character greatly outweighs anyones actual confusion or adoration for the character

Stefan Draschan Artwork Matching

posted October 23, 2017 #

Photographer Stefan Draschan has a number of photo series captured inside of museums. People Sleeping in Museums, People Touching Artwork, The 3 Graces and, my favorite, People Matching Artworks. It must be a painfully patient process to capture someone dressed in a similar fashion to an artwork they are admiring but Stefan manages to do it with great aplomb.

Quite a few of them are unbelievably accurate. Others are humorously accurate. It's a fascinating stream of images well worth a very deep dive.

Vintage Obscura Halloween 2017

posted October 23, 2017 #

The subreddit Vintage Obscura has been mining for rare gems for years. Their sharing policies contain rules like: "Is it at least 25 years old? Does it have under 30k views on YouTube? Under 50k on Last.fm?" All done in an attempt to find sounds that you haven't heard before but probably should.

They also release a Vintage Obscura Halloween mix every year, composed of the songs they've spent the past year digging through.
Side A is entitled 'Swinging Ghosts' and Side B is 'Forget the Light Forever' - helping to frame the songs selected for each set. It's an enjoyable listen to help get you in the proper headspace for whatever spooky rituals you enjoy participating in this time of year.

William Eggleston - musik

posted October 23, 2017 #

Secretly Canadian recently released musik, the debut album from influential photographer William Eggleston. It is an hour of improvisational songs culled from 30-years of recordings. Here's the fascinating official rundown:
In the 1980s, Eggleston, who disdained digital cameras and modernity in general, became surprisingly fascinated with a synthesizer, the Korg OW/1 FD Pro, which had 88 piano-like keys, and in addition to being able to emulate the sound of any instrument, also contained a four-track sequencer that allowed him to expand the palette of his music, letting him create improvised symphonic pieces, stored on 49 floppy discs, encompassing some 60 hours of music from which this 13 track recording was assembled.
You can listen to "Untitled Improvisation FD 1.10, dive into the whole album or watch this Rick Alverson mini-documentary on Eggleston's relationship to music.

It was certainly a delightful surprise to see that Eggleston was involved in music at all and even more enjoyable that it's through the conduit of a KORG and improvised pieces.

posted October 22, 2017 #

Someone designed this. Then someone approved it for production. Then someone printed it. Than someone bought it and… https://t.co/6ooZfC35wz

posted October 22, 2017 #

I'm posting new horror-themed glitch art every day until Halloween, with desktop wallpaper links. 01:… https://t.co/RjzdGOZHoH

posted October 22, 2017 #

when you spend all night chasing people in their nightmares but nobody asks you about chasing your dreams https://t.co/yJ2jXCJvcW

posted October 22, 2017 #

https://t.co/l94MWOvale

posted October 22, 2017 #

i think in 20-odd years of being on the internet this is still my favourite jpeg https://t.co/d9vMAEXyiL

posted October 21, 2017 #

the original @verrit https://t.co/inmIPG9FBW

posted October 21, 2017 #

Emoji update proposal: #IBelieve https://t.co/SSQVBYlUWl

posted October 20, 2017 #

@birdcloudusa This account has gotten weirder and better since y'all got back from tour

posted October 20, 2017 #

.@matt_lehman, @mbenjamin82 (@anthembranding) and others share lessons learned from nightmare design projects https://t.co/9WQ784zqKl

posted October 20, 2017 #

Presstube is open for biz. Get in touch if you need ultra tech savvy creative / art direction. Pass it on. https://t.co/X8o5tPo2yu

posted October 20, 2017 #

Now she's falling asleep, and I'm calling a crab. https://t.co/NN0pQavvzP
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