I really hate the way stuff we make gets lost in the internet void. I think people should constantly repost the stuff you do until youâre basically sick and bored of it. I got my work featured on a billboard in 2022. I will share that shit until I do something that tops it. Happy anniversary to the coolest thing that I have ever done.
the formally independent (recently acquired by studio movie grill LOL) River Oaks Theatre was a place where i saw so many beautiful movies and seeing this one rlly sutck with me! twas a feast for the eyes
Or better yet their sketchbooks if theyâre available to the public. The early days tell better, accurate stories that include being shite for a time. Take this photobook from William Eggleston, it looks like someoneâs A-level photography portfolio and yet this man became an ICON. Genius is a load of bs. Your faves practiced everyday. Side note: go to your fave artists cv, scroll down to the first major thing and research.
Iâve had this youtube playlist for ages that I call my âinternet archiveâ and itâs full of videos that I find interesting but also feel are culturally significant. Theyâre mostly live performances with a mix of odd ball clips that I liked but also really special stuff I think wonât be there forever. Here is a list of my favourites 1. Camcorder footage of two guys driving around london in the late 90s while listening to the radio 2. RuPaul before he was the Queen of Drag, hanging round a corner shop in New York 3. A documentary filmmaker documenting various African American accents and dialects across the states. 4. A short doc called âDirty Girlsâ about a group of teenager grunge girlies who are reacting to the news of Kurt Cobainâs death and discussing how they all stopped washing their hair to honour him hence the title. 5. Marsha P Johnson reading her poem âYou gotta have soulâ Anyway, this is me recommending to you to begin saving videos that intrigue you because contrary to popular belief the internet isnât actually forever.
