I love the fact that the TMG tag on tumblr is shared with The Moutain Goats fandom because every now and then I’ll see a post that’s like “my dad is the oak trees”, or whatever it is the moutain goats sing about and then right below that is a post like “WHATS UP YOU CUM STAINS YALL HOES KEEPIN YA DICKS FAT??? AHAHA SUGAR GAAAYY”
so, yeah. Gotta ask, @ the mountain goats fans what’s it like sharing a tag with us?
matls: found/collected paper (esp. photo of van gogh’s bedroom in arles), dymo label tape in gold
[image: an art journal page composed of strips of van gogh’s bedroom laid out with short gaps and spacing changes over a photo of an old, pale blue house at the corner (like van gogh’s painting of the yellow house). sections of the bedroom painting are overlapped, making a scattered, somewhat broken view of the original painting. text over reads “i wanna go home / but i am home”]
A little write up that My Old Kentucky Blog did on me last year.
Featuring my “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” cover and some very awesome comparisons to John Darnielle of the Mountain Goats and Jonathan Richman of the Modern Lovers.
Finished! The first in my planned series of Cú Chulainn/Mountain Goats pieces, and the first remake of two older pieces from when I was still in school.
The death of Cú Chulainn is predicted to come at a young age as he took up his first arms after hearing that any who do so that day will be a great hero, but suffer a young death.
On his way to battle that would be the end of him, Cú Chulainn is forced through deception to break his three geasa (a sort of self inflicted taboo), which weakened him spiritually and allowed for the fight ahead to lead to his death.
Upon receiving the blow that would kill him, Cú Chulainn tied himself to a large dolmen, now called the Clochafarmore, that he would die standing, rather than on the ground like an animal.
The song lyrics used come from “Deuteronomy 2:10” by the Mountain Goats fromThe Life of the World to Come.
The death of Cú Chulainn is a sort of spoiler-y place to start, so sorry to you unfamiliar with the story, but honestly, it’s a pre-Christian series of stories so that’s kinda on you.
Finished! The first in my planned series of Cú Chulainn/Mountain Goats pieces, and the first remake of two older pieces from when I was still in school.
The death of Cú Chulainn is predicted to come at a young age as he took up his first arms after hearing that any who do so that day will be a great hero, but suffer a young death.
On his way to battle that would be the end of him, Cú Chulainn is forced through deception to break his three geasa (a sort of self inflicted taboo), which weakened him spiritually and allowed for the fight ahead to lead to his death.
Upon receiving the blow that would kill him, Cú Chulainn tied himself to a large dolmen, now called the Clochafarmore, that he would die standing, rather than on the ground like an animal.
The song lyrics used come from “Deuteronomy 2:10” by the Mountain Goats fromThe Life of the World to Come.
The death of Cú Chulainn is a sort of spoiler-y place to start, so sorry to you unfamiliar with the story, but honestly, it’s a pre-Christian series of stories so that’s kinda on you.
Finished! The first in my planned series of Cú Chulainn/Mountain Goats pieces, and the first remake of two older pieces from when I was still in school.
The death of Cú Chulainn is predicted to come at a young age as he took up his first arms after hearing that any who do so that day will be a great hero, but suffer a young death.
On his way to battle that would be the end of him, Cú Chulainn is forced through deception to break his three geasa (a sort of self inflicted taboo), which weakened him spiritually and allowed for the fight ahead to lead to his death.
Upon receiving the blow that would kill him, Cú Chulainn tied himself to a large dolmen, now called the Clochafarmore, that he would die standing, rather than on the ground like an animal.
The song lyrics used come from “Deuteronomy 2:10” by the Mountain Goats fromThe Life of the World to Come.
The death of Cú Chulainn is a sort of spoiler-y place to start, so sorry to you unfamiliar with the story, but honestly, it’s a pre-Christian series of stories so that’s kinda on you.
[Image ID: An edited text on black background that reads: this year I’m doing a challenge called this year it’s where I am gonna make it though this year if it kills me \End ID]
me listening to the crunchiest, worst quality, most unlistenable audio from the mountain goats phase when jd was recording on a geiger counter or something
the mountain goats - game shows touch our lives// atom.smasher.org - error message generator
[ID: a mockup of a slightly outdated windows error message. The top bar reads “People say:” Underneath is an icon of a set of keys, and the text “Friends don’t destroy one another.” The only possible button to click to get out of the error message reads “What do they know about friends?”]
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