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Random Access Adventures
Good to be back in the swing of poster designing again :)
You can buy this as a print from my store as an 11inch square print.
Ships in about two weeks time, or you can arrange to pick this up from my poster stall at Summer in the City 2013. Contact me if you want any more info.
More new posters to follow soon!
-Jonny
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Thomas machine broke
^ More Under Cut ^
So, a week ago, Daft Punk retired. Some days after (Maybe 3 or 4, I’ve lost count) I found out. Why this wasn’t immediately brought to my attention? I don’t know. Just because I found out later doesn’t mean I’m not upset about it though.
I guess through recent binging, I’ve really learned from them to make “art” for me. Because I want to. If it makes me happy, I should be allowed to enjoy and share it. I want to share what brings me joy with you all. There may be upcoming content you’ll disagree with or turn away, but I’m tired of making art I think others will like. I’m going to do “art” (Music, Visual Art, etc.) On my own terms because I love it.
You know what else I love? This band. I’m still really sour over their retirement, but I can understand why they’d call it off. Even though they weren’t a huge part of my life, I’ve still loved it whenever I head it. Now I’m taking my time to listen to their music, explore their past and explore myself. Thank you, Daft Punk, for bringing me this clarity. I love y’all.
P.S. Your dances on Just Dance are the best ones
A little time with you is all that i get
That’s all we need because it’s all we can take
Nile Rodgers Nokia All Access Moment
Before “Get Lucky” swept The Grammys, riff master Nile Rodgers told me the strangest place he’s heard his Daft Punk hit and the key to great songs. Definitely feeling lucky we got to chat in NYC!
Nile’s excitement for music is so electric it’s as if he’s an up-and-comer who just got a record deal. Thankfully his production resume (Debbie Harry, Madonna, Mick Jagger, David Bowie, Daft Punk…) is far more intimidating than the man himself. It was a real joy and honour to pick his brain.
