Adapted typography: Neon Genesis Evangelion title credits

May 17th, 2012 § Leave a Comment

ImageI was bored today and decided to draft up my own interpretation of the opening title credits for Neon Genesis Evangelion. I always love seeing modified/adapted hiragana, katakana and kanji, and the (original) credits are exceptionally styled while retaining cohesiveness and legibility.

I have been practicing a new mechanical style that is dependent on ambiguous perspectives and isometric contours. drawn in ballpoint pen.

Kitty Pride video premiere promo flyer – Justin Bieber Single

April 19th, 2012 § Leave a Comment

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I made a quick digital flyer to promote the premiere of the new Kitty Pryde video for her single “Justin Bieber”. The video is produced under my Count Backwards video project and features a virtual video shoot conducted with Kitty as well as imagery curated through mutual correspondence. The video will be posted during HD Ghettos 4, an online event hosted on Tinychat.

HD Ghettos link (live Apr 28) – tinychat.com/hdghettos

Teaser trailer link – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LHGA2sqIGc

CB on Youtube – http://www.youtube.com/user/MrBillsdad?feature=mhee

New Video – Teaadora’s “Metal Heart” (Cat Power cover)

February 26th, 2012 § Leave a Comment

New video for Teaadora’s single “Change”, a cover of Cat Power’s “Metal Heart”.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDcvPDUwU70

Youtube

http://vimeo.com/37502438

Vimeo

Teaadora’s version is a searingly sober interpretation of the themes of rejection and a hard life of difficult emotions. Footage was shot of photos that had been projected through an opaque projector, as well as photos displayed on a computer monitor. Footage of Teaadora Nikolova was taken from a recent performance in Chicago.

Xiu Xiu – Born to Suffer – exercise

February 18th, 2012 § Leave a Comment

Xiu Xiu - Born to Suffer - practice

This is a small digital composition I put together for the sake of practice. Text is from Xiu Xiu’s song “Born to Suffer” from their new album, Always. I find the phrase fascinating, and have been told that it refers to an older Parenthetical Girls lyric.

Pages from new book – Negative Space

February 12th, 2012 § Leave a Comment

 

India Ink pen on paper. Pages (before they were bound) for a book using the Perfect Binding technique.

#OccupyXmas and How I Quit Crack – Mixtape cover design

December 22nd, 2011 § 2 Comments

#OccupyXmas is a mixtape in support of the Occupy movement featuring artists such as TEAADORA, ʄ≜uxmuℭica, M∆DD3N, OS OVNI, Nattymari and others.

http://baku-shad-do-charitableworks.bandcamp.com/album/occupyxmas

How I Quit Crack also released a remixed version of the #OccupyXmas tape entitled “Thee occupy the solstice mix”.  Like the #OccupyXmas mixtape, this secondary release is produced by Baku Shad-Do and mixed by Mike Textbeak. I had the privilege of designing the cover for this release.

I havent been able to listen to How I Quit Crack’s version yet, but I have to say the original #OccupyXmas tape is full of protest/revolt-themed weirdo anthems; I cant wait to hear HIQC’s input!

Nattymari Obliterations – DVD/CD comp featuring Count Backwards

December 20th, 2011 § Leave a Comment

Nattymari is an experimental screw and drag musician who creates progressively blown-out harsh jams. This DVD/CD compilation features music from Nattymari and videos to accompany them. I have a short music video featured on the dvd that is exclusive to this release.

 

http://clandestinerecords.bigcartel.com/product/nattymari-obliterations-cd-dvd

Baku Shah-Do Logo

December 14th, 2011 § Leave a Comment

Baku Shad-Do is an independent label run by Michael Berry.

http://baku-shad-do.bandcamp.com/

http://baku-shad-do.official.fm/

New video – She Gotta Have Swag by Teen Tragedy

November 4th, 2011 § Leave a Comment

New video for Teen Tragedy’s “She Gotta Have Swag”

 

All footage shot and edited by myself with exception of the white on black particle footage, which I acquired from VideoCopilot.com.

It Will Never Go Away – Screen-printed design

September 25th, 2011 § Leave a Comment

An approximately 6×6 inch design screenprinted onto paper, a shirt, and a light jacket. Paper print is an edition of two, both garments are one of a kind pieces.

The phrase is a mantra I coined for myself.

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