Wedding Gift

This is the wedding gift I made them....

I apologize for the poor quality of the photographs. We were originally going to

take our Canon with us, but Jose decided last minute, that it wasn't a good idea

because we would be walking everywhere, and we were unfamiliar with the area.

through the owl eye lens

Last week I went to Texas for my old best friends wedding. 
We had been best friends since we were five years old, but lost 
touch after we graduated high school. Almost a year ago we reconnected,
and I'm soooo glad. I missed a few huge moments in her life, which I'm 
sad about, but I'm back! I feel so lucky to have been able to watch her 
marry her new best friend Drew.

1. view from above top left

2. Salt Lick top right

3. Jose and the Bride and Groom 2nd row left

4. my favorite picture from the trip taken by S.L.R. 2nd row right

5. star wall!!! 3rd row left

6. liar 3rd row right

7. Austin 4th row left

8. walking the graffiti tightrope 4th row right

9. pet sitting (Friday) 5th row left

10. pet sitting (Barbra Streisand) 5th row right

11. blending in? 6th row left

12. bar sketching 6th row right

13. Hobbit hole 7th row left

14. my new favorite outfit 7th row right

15. The Allan House. Austin, TX 8th row left

16. Wedding. Everything was so pretty :) 8th row right

17. we've all known each other since we were 5 9th row left

18. Super Kick. Blam! 9th row right

19. Bug girl 10th row left

20. Bats!!! look up 10th row right

21. Mucka Mucka 11th row left

22. Flora 11th row right

23. Long Horns 12th row left

24. Spy vs. Spy 12th row right

25. sexy casual bottom row left

26. flitting about the Capitol bottom row right

Update

I've been busy as a bee with a little project I can't quite share just yet.
On an un-art related note, I've been working with Brother Science.
On March 15th, we went and shot the beginnings of an EPK (electronic Press Kit)
for Zoom B. Here are some production shots.

That's Bianca, she's a part of the production company. It was a long shoot, but she was a trooper
and we had a blast! She also took all the production shots.

Eddika Organista (triangle, vocals) interview segment. Which we actually have to reshoot :/

Oscar (guitar) interview segment. We have to reshoot his as well. :/ :/

me(left), Mike(center), Jose (right, and double tasked with video and audio)

We have also been doing some live streaming with Dulce de Leche.

We've only done two sessions (one song each), but it's pretty amazing

because we were able to play for people in Switzerland, Colorado,

and Thailand (Bryan, our missing member!). On Monday, we are 

putting together a small performance for one of our friends bands. 

This one will be a much bigger production (we had shot all past 

performances in our room). If you want to tune in, follow along

here, or here. We are unsure of the exact time it will be airing, 

but it will be somewhere between 830pm and 10pm.

Here are some screenshots of the performances Dulce de Leche did.

Playing live over the internet was super fun, I'm excited for monday,

and I can't wait until we get to play again :

through the owl eye lens

 

1. Plant research top left

2. Esau on location for my interview shoot. which we have to reshoot :/ top right

3. wip shot of "Twigovi" I just like the essence of this picture 2nd row left

4. just a sketch of my show progress 2nd row right

5. behind the scenes of Ben Blast's video shoot 3rd row left

6. thrifting :) 3rd row right

7. last minute art show. Esau and I spent two hours rigging the setup bottom row left

8. At the Hive Gallery bottom row right

Ben Blast

This month, I'm trying to take things slow. Well, slower than 

they have been lately. My goals for this month are 

1. plan my show in loose sketches. 

2. make my friend her wedding gift

    (she's getting married the first weekend of March).

3. finish tweaking my website.

4. start planning/drawing/painting an oil painting for charity.

Last month Brother Science shot a video for my brother's good friend Ben.

I think the video turned out great for the very tiny budget (gas money) we had. In person, Ben is really sweet and soft spoken. However, the minute he steppedin front of the camera, he became this whole other person. It was pretty inspiring to watch. Anyway, enjoy!

Website launched!

I'm finally finished. My website took a little longer 
then I expected, but I'm so glad it's over (for the most part).
My friend Esau Rosales (the guy who takes most of the 
Dulce de Leche/Killsonic photographs) guided me through,
but I did 90% of the flash and photoshop work. I'm excited because 
that meansI can update everything myself! woohoo! I still have a bit more 
work to do (some of the larger images in the Gallery are fuzzy), 
I just need to take a break from computer work for a few days.
you can check it out if you want by clicking here. 

The Gallery was the most labor intensive part of the entire process.