Inversion Effect played last night at the Luf. It sounds like it was a fantastic show and I really wish I hadn’t missed it. I ended up staying home for Halloween, working on the brain-eating never-ending project of awesome, and chasing demons around inside my own head instead of out in the world.
Speaking of the [...]
My dear friends Tea Kerr and Thoricatha are part of an upcoming gallery show: “Sacred & Profane” which runs from October 31st through mid-December at Celtic Dragon Gallery, 1503A Chartres, Houston, Texas. Both Tea and Thoricatha are involved in the Continuous Coast project.
Tea’s charcoal art (which she draws under then name Cat Khemia) will be [...]
In our latest entry in the Artist Business Models series, Reesa writes about the True Fans model. The series continues every day on Words Words Words.
Theo Drumsthemoon has recruited my friend Mr. Fang’s band, Inversion Effect, to appear on Halloween at Lufton Runner. Voluptuary Amul Kumar did a great job on the concert poster. I [...]
Today in the Artist Business Model series on Words Words Words, we delve deeper into the topic of accepting donations and how you should divide up the money you receive. It’s a topic which seems simple on the surface but gets more complex the more contributors your project has. Read about Dividing Donations.
I spent most [...]
It’s been a busy and exciting week. I spent a long extended weekend in the Austin area with my girlfriend Tea and her network. It was a wonderfully loving, blissful, creative and fun weekend. She’s just gotten great news that her sculptures have been accepted by a Houston gallery, with a Halloween-ish opening. I’ll be [...]
Last night, Reesa published the first entry in our series examining online business models for artists, which serves as an introduction to the rest of the paper:
This series of posts collects in one paper as many different artistic business models which use some aspect of modern technology as we’ve found; there is much information available [...]
I spent the day helping my friend Theo Drumsthemoon set up a website for his concert venue, Lufton Runner. I am quite pleased with the results.
The Luf just launched its new Tellurian Music Series with an appearance by my friend (and a fellow Burner) Gfire. Although I couldn’t make the concert in person, the Luf’s [...]