That moment when you realize Tech N9nes use of Dwam fits it's actual definition...

dwam

/dwɑːm/

noun

1.

a stupor or daydream (esp in the phrase in a dwam)

verb

2.

(intransitive) to faint or fall ill

Word Origin

Old English dwolma confusion

Take me to your leader

Watch "I.F.O. Unofficial Fan Video" on YouTube

The Joy of Coincidence

Recently I expanded my photography idea of projections onto women's bodies and painting women with blacklight makeup and a projection laser lights (that cause the makeup to react)
Here's an example:

Recently I was playing StrangeMusicInc on youtube and caught one of Kutt Kalhouns New Videos. By the third verse (and third style change) The girls and artists were in blacklight reactive gear, and I got excited. Not only was this the first time I saw a musician I liked use the technique in a music video, it also related very closely to what I've been doing! When the universe lines up I always feel I'm on the right path, I'm doing the right things and headed in the right direction.  Thank you Strange Music for again inspiring me, I'm going to take this technique I've been trying from still photo to video

You can check out the video here:
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The Art of Musical Maintenance

This past week I attended my first, though the Goodfoot's 8th Annual, Art of Musical Maintenance. It was an amazing experience for an artist like myself who is dedicated to Music.  My work on show flyers has been very limited, only two ever.  At this show I realized screen print is truly the medium of concert poster art.  I have been printing on shirts for so long that I haven't even thought of creating art for a layered print in years.  Here are some of the inspiring images I came across that night.

Brotha Lynch Hung - "The Coathanga" Music Video