scarabin

the man burns in 39 days.

anyone going?

i've just been interviewed by the lovely leslie gornstein regarding movie poster design for her answerbitch column on E! online.

her brief article on the subject should be up tomorrow.

check it out!

update:

it's online now, and here's the link

i saw this show yesterday and couldn't resist taking a pic.
the whole thing felt like walking into an alex grey painting.

it gives me hope and makes me proud to be human to know that such temples of science exist that any man can visit and know what for thousands of years has been unknown. we are truly living in a scientific renaissance...

you get nerd points if you noticed that this is also a model of a fullerene molecule, or buckyball.

you may have seen my latest poster for the movie the fall "wildposted" around hollywood or elsewhere. i just wanted to tell you to GO SEE IT NOW. it's an amazing, visually epic film and i'm not sure how much longer it'll be in theatres. it's definitely one to see on the big screen.

here's the official site , and here's the poster:

does anyone know of any OTO lodges in egypt? or know any thelemites there?

i'll be visiting later this year and would love to stop by a local body.

thanks in advance!

next is "perform the star ruby and win a FREE ipod!"

the design is a product of michael manning, whose work i have always adored, and myself. ink is courtesy of angel city tattoo in los angeles.



i find the idea of a concept transforming from thought into words, then ink, then pixel, and finally flesh fascinating.

placement is on my inner forearm.

a giant millipede named uzumaki.

now get back to work.