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Amphenge Playstation Theme.
Created with the fine folks at Studio Output, Amphenge is an animated, mystical celebration of the Spirit of Rock(s).
This is royalty only gig, so please buy it!
We all put a lot of time and love in to it. I'll link it when it's on sale.
What I know about video games could fit on a PONG paddle, so it was grand to work with folks who can to turn it up to eleven.
Cain Ain't able.
Herman Cain. Desperate times when such sideshows are front and centre.
New York Times magazine full page.
James Bond Prints at last!
I'm currently proofing prints, soon to be exclusively available through the Electric Works Gallery in San Francisco.
For the first time, we are making signed, limited edition, prints of the Ian Fleming Centenary covers, licensed with the estate. Available in 2 different sizings- 30 of each cover, in each size to be released per year.
They will ship before Christmas worldwide, I'm very excited to release them. More details very soon.
For the first time, we are making signed, limited edition, prints of the Ian Fleming Centenary covers, licensed with the estate. Available in 2 different sizings- 30 of each cover, in each size to be released per year.
They will ship before Christmas worldwide, I'm very excited to release them. More details very soon.
Memory Layne
I Came across this Saint Etienne Top of the Pops clip from February 1993 on Utube. They were the first people I ever worked with, I did the logo behind them amongst other things.
During my last year at college, Foxbase Alpha came out and I loved it to death. I went on an exchange to Russia late '91 and listened to it repeatedly there, it fit the dreamy noir weirdness of Moscow, hell, it fit everywhere. Saint Etienne stood out to me like a splash of purple across a sea of drab grey. They had glamour, but not the horrid aspirational 80's kind, an attainable hepness of pop culture, formica Caffs and London psychogeography. They paid off my college overdraft and gave me a real leg up.
During my last year at college, Foxbase Alpha came out and I loved it to death. I went on an exchange to Russia late '91 and listened to it repeatedly there, it fit the dreamy noir weirdness of Moscow, hell, it fit everywhere. Saint Etienne stood out to me like a splash of purple across a sea of drab grey. They had glamour, but not the horrid aspirational 80's kind, an attainable hepness of pop culture, formica Caffs and London psychogeography. They paid off my college overdraft and gave me a real leg up.
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