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This is the name of my book. And hopefully some day, my clothing company.
Posted by Low Gain at 12:25 PM 2 comments
Sorry it's been so long everybody. I've just been really busy. I am happy to announce, though, that two animated shorts are in the process of being made, and will be available soon for your viewing pleasure.
It's been hectic as of recent days, and I've had my fair share of issues. Needless to say I've counterbalanced some of the drama brought on by certain individuals by watching some sweet films. If anyone hasn't seen "Brick" I highly recommend it. Also watched "Traffic" for the first time, as well as "Million Dollar Baby". Anyway, sorry about the lack of creative flowing. It's just that my art river has been dammed with silly Utahn crap, and it's taken some time to clear it out and let things roll.
Posted by Low Gain at 9:14 AM 2 comments
I just had to post this one because I love it so much and the smaller image doesn't do it justice. This is my friend Hilary Frisby. Back in highschool we went to a Prom together and this was from the photo we took. Good job for looking so pissed off, Hil.
Posted by Low Gain at 9:10 PM 5 comments

So I'm upset with myself for not putting up any art recently. So I just started drawing stuff, being inspired by those around me. Anyway, it felt good to put some art back on instead of photos. Not that I mind photos. But you know, this was meant for drawing. So that's what I'm doing. So shut up!
Thanks to a slip up with words, Julie was on my case for the rest of the night over this one. I wanted to say baggy pants, but was looking at my shoes at the time. Hence, this. But she actually does have a shirt that big. And a tendency to leave her hair where ever it decides to go. Like in peoples armpits and stuff.
Okay, this is for Wendy. She reminded me of this, and I had to do something. Actually, it'd be for Erica as well, since she was also to blame for our mother's missing cooking ingredients. We really did think we could make plants grow and turn into magical things. I remember the strong odor of vinegar, and how Wendy would always hold the bottle and do the pouring. Oh, good times being children.Posted by Low Gain at 11:18 AM 1 comments
Saturday night was an epic adventure into the world of rock. The amplifiers brought wave upon wave of euphoric rocking bliss, and everyone was there to celebrate all that is awesome and good. After playing enough games of "No Peekies", Julie, Brynne, Jess, and myself began our voyage to Velour to meet up with fellow appreciators of guitar-licking radicalness. Thank you so much to the Kid-You-Nauts, the Elizabethan Report, and to all others who played and made that evening a memory to keep in you bank of memories. The Human Curtain (pictured below) was stellar. I'm giving a mad shout out to the bands (thanks Quinston for the CD), Crazy dancin Jack, Julie (you're freaking awesome), and all those I met at Velour as well as the Hospital afterwards. Thanks for making my life a kaleidoscope of cool. The Jack Attack is out of wack
This is by far one of the sweetest photographs I've had the pleasure of taking. Thanks for being such a good visual subject, Julie.
C O O L
Tony was one hard guy to keep in the camera lense. But I got some rad shots of him. Does anyone else think the bottom shot looks freakishly similar to Heath Ledger's "Joker"? To see many more pictures that were taken that night, just check out my photo album on my facebook.
Posted by Low Gain at 5:27 PM 0 comments
Monday was so beautiful, I promised myself I'd go for a bike ride when I got off work
Grabbing my Camelpack, an orange, and my camera, I headed due north towards Provo Canyon
Personally, I'd never put the words "Pink eye" and "Beans" together. Just me.
I saw a lot of neat things along the way. My favorite thing to do
was to pull my camera out at the last second and take a picture
of the people as I passed them.
Sometimes I think they liked it. Other times I just don't think
it mattered.ORANGE BREAK! And what's with the dude fishing with a Mickey Mouse hat on? Pure genius.
The entire adventure was a treat, and a good escape. Sadly, my tire met up with an unfortunate thorn, and my entire front tire was flat in about ten minutes. Bless you Erika for being there when I needed you. You saved my life! Yey for gorgeous days!
Posted by Low Gain at 8:09 PM 3 comments