illustrationISM: January 2012

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Until The End of the World

Here's another custom cover, i made, for a

rare album that's complementary to one of the best soundtracks,

UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD - Original Score

by Graeme Revell! (the 'pygmies' are on this!)

THANX to Psychotic Leisure Music!

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

sidewalk tag

Daniel and i saw this cool shape/graphic/tag,

spray-painted on a sidewalk in front of

Maude Kerns today; i'm probably helping

promote some tagger and marking more virtual territory!

Midnight Oil Head Injuries Demos Covers

Since there's no cool cd covers of

MIDNIGHT OIL and their

HEAD INJURIES Demos,

i made some for myself.

THANX Wilfully obscure!

(p.s. - HaHa Lousy-ana for losing the BCS!)

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Send Your Light and Your Truth...

My daughter got her January 2012

issue of CLUBHOUSE magazine and

this was the center scripture poster ! ? !

1st...it reminded me of the 'Kid' friendly* version of AVATAR;

and 2nd...Larry Norman's line in 'UFO' -

'and if there's life on other planets,

then i'm sure that He must know,

and He's been there once already,

and has died to save their souls.'

* On Making Avatar Kid-Friendly:

James Cameron: "We actually created a family friendly audio version of the film you can watch as well. That’s just because I was getting in trouble from my wife when our seven year old was watching Avatar, which he loved to watch, and then for the next two weeks he would go around saying sh*t and g** d*****. Then I’d yell at him and he’d say, 'Dad, it’s in Avatar!'"

"It’s all the cast voices. Normally for network versions later downstream, at the time you’re making the film when you’re doing the ADR, you always have all the actors cover all their unacceptable language that wouldn’t pass standards and practices. So we thought, 'Wait a minute, why not use the fact that you can select different audio tracks and different languages and just select an audio track so that people can sit and watch the film as a family viewing experience?' I know there are parents of kids maybe eight, seven, six years old that would probably feel comfortable having their kids watch the movie but don’t want to have to deal with the language issue, which I don’t. Maybe I just did it for me, but hopefully other people can benefit from this as well."