A VISUAL / AUDITORY COLLECTIVE OF LIKE MINDED INDIVIDUALS

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

PLEASE DELETE "MAIN MAN" IF YOU DOWNLOADED IT. IT IS FINISHED NOW AND YOU CANT HEAR THE NEW VERSION UNTIL I FINISH THE REST OF THE TRACKS, BUT DELETE IT. JUST BECAUSE. IN FACT DELETE THE ELLIOTT SMITH ONE TOO. I DONT WANT YOU GUYS HAVING SOME SHITTY OUTDATED SHIT VERSIONS OF SONGS. ITS NOT SUCH A BIG DEAL, BUT YOU SHOULD, I THINK YOU WILL ENJOY THE FINISHED VERSIONS MORE IF YOU DO.

GRAHAM

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Heaven Hill



A short film by Sam Dresser and Daniel Quinn exploring teenage sexuality and the divine taste of America's favorite whiskey. Heaven Hill Will Take You There. Take that Osama!

:::::Winner: Westchester Film Festival 2011::::::
:::::Official Selection: Cannes Film Festival 2011:::::::

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Feeding Paper Back Through an Hp Photosmart

This is an old print that I did for an exchange called "alphabet soup." Finally documented it. I lifted these images from these novel sized disposable manga and japanese magazines. It's crazy how these comics are made to be thrown out like a newspaper or something. It's not something that we really experience in the states. I went on to collage more of these comics with some pornographic imagery for photo-silk.

I guess I'm posting this because I have Japan on the mind given the recent tsunami. This print is small. 8 x 11.  It feel roughly like something that could have been popped out of a laser jet printer, and that's actually what my initial sketch is.
 It's two photo litho plates and chine colle, which is french for "chinese collage." Just a fancy, pooper word for collage with a matrix because god forbid someone collages directly onto a print. I think I still have some of the prototypes laying around if anyone wants one, though the plates are gone.

-Anthony

Wednesday, April 13, 2011



made from some poorly transfered old 16mm film
music by Flux Information Sciences and Shirley Temple
play really loud

 - Sam

Monday, April 11, 2011

Camille


81/2" x 11" edition of 5. Stone lithography, gum arabic xerox lithography and zinc plate line and aquatint etching.

-Anthony