Not much is known about The Tower Sisters. This audio artifact is an hour-long piece neatly divided into two sections. The Sisters make use of shortwave radio, Eventide Harmonizer, Prince, Unidentified Film Soundtracks, “The Sonic Ear,” “The Cat Napper,” Casiotones, The Korg Ploy-800, A Moog Modular, Unidentified Phone Calls, and Noise, Noise, Noise to create […]
DISCLAIMER: This is a continuing series detailing the painful story of a DIY render farm build. It is terribly technics and somewhat frustrating. Those who are unprepared for such “entertainment” are advised to ignore these posts. I can’t leave well enough alone, it seems. Not being able to remotely run jobs or even check on […]
Ball point test for the Wacom Inkling. As it turns out, I operated the Inkling wrong, so there was no test. So these are the ball point drawings. When did I start to tune out the meeting? It may have been during the discussion of “high impact practices” which is the newest useless buzzword in […]
Kometka is the first new music project to emerge from the Naked Rabbit World Power Foundation in quite some time. Inspired by space-faring canines, this hour-long piece is very slowly and almost imperceptibly divided into five tracks, each between 12 and 18 minutes long. This disc is a hypnosis engine, a dream generator, and a […]
I’m not even sure there is a part 2. But 2016 has just begun, and the prospect of the rest of the year going by without some more faculty doodles is almost impossible to imagine. There will doubtlessly be more hideously dull meetings to attend. These are from some awful college committees that went on […]
Faculty meetings are necessary, but when the topics stray out of my areas of interest or start going down the twisty road of pedantry, the pen comes out of the pocket and the agenda becomes adorned. Let’s hope you get a few kicks out of these doodles made while someone was doubtlessly talking about something they […]
DISCLAIMER: This is a continuing series detailing the painful story of a DIY render farm build. It is terribly technics and somewhat frustrating. Those who are unprepared for such “entertainment” are advised to ignore these posts. It seems that computer projects are never quite over. I had always known that the render farm would need work […]
Found this on the hard drive. No idea what this was for, and I do not remember drawing it. There is almost no way that I could have done so without being enormously influenced by Ken DeVries, whose hexagonal latch hook rug featuring a smart salamander design impressed me so much years ago.
It was David Schulman’s birthday and the Fake Wildman made this special video greeting for him.
DISCLAIMER: This is a continuing series detailing the painful story of a DIY render farm build. It is terribly technics and somewhat frustrating. Those who are unprepared for such “entertainment” are advised to ignore these posts. There’s not been an update on the render farm lately. It sat waiting for student work, all semester. The […]