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New Mutt seen in Romsey Square. Typical Chinese 125 with an engine based on an old Suzuki design, style input from the UK based importer.
Inspired by the Great Escape film, Captain Virgil Hilts being played by Steve McQueen.
To me this looks odd with the gap between engine and exhaust pipe. Maybe this is filled on the 250cc version.
The front brake looks impressive.
Some of you may have noticed I've not been posting much in the past month. It's because I've been teaching myself 3D graphics and sculpting. Two weeks reading everything under the sun on it and watching videos. I then decided to learn by making a 3D version of an old cartoon character of mine. (Please see earlier post)
Best seen Large (Press 'L')
Mutt & Jeff / Heft-Reihe
cover: Sheldon Mayer
> Mutt & Jeff / Merry Christmas to All! (art: Bud Fisher)
DC / National Comics Publications (New York/USA; 1952)
ex libris MTP
FYI: Rebound 25 will cure to both Rebound 40 as well as SmoothSil 940 and Mold Star 30. This mold is made up of all these elements
"The world is a noah's ark on the sea of eternity containing all the
endless pairs of things, irreconcilable and inseperable, and heat will
always long for cold and the back for the front and smiles for tears
and mutt for jeff and no for yes with the most unutterable nostalgia
there is." -Diane Arbus
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While walking around Perth Amboy, NJ two years ago, I was approached by a woman outside the post office who asked me if I would like to buy one of her drawings for a dollar. It was a gentle sort of panhandling (and rather endearing) so I said sure and she took out this folder of legal sized photocopies of many quickly made but thought out line drawings of mostly fictional characters from decades past.
And this was the drawing that she handed me. It took a moment or so to place the title and just what exactly the figures were up to, but when the two aligned and I made sense of it, everything around me seemed to just stop in place.
The above quote by Diane Arbus is something i've had in my notebook for the last eight years. When I first saw it on the wall at her exbition in the Getty, I quickly copied it down on whatever scrap of paper I had at the time. This one quote has a singular resonance, probably on the level of no more then a handful of others. I've mentioned before Sylvia Plath's Ariel poems, this is of the same feverishly cold death-gripped voice. It's something i've known at a certain point in my life, and impossible to ever fully dissociate from. It is not neccesarily an easy thing to keep close, and one can't go around always thinking about it, but it feels neccessary not to lose the fundamental awareness.
to grasp and perceive the underlying deterministic fatalism of our bodies, to acknowledge to onself the inherent limitations of such an existence, and to then tether oneself willfully to the world through a belief in the redemptive virtue of action, of creation, of beauty and care, seem to me about the only good and honest way to live.
Walking off from the post office, with this drawing folded carefully in my camera bag, I was nearly floating in the exuberance of sensation. The great confluence of particulars. The illusion of meaning fully subscribed to and invested in. The single moment payoff where it all comes together and holds and is made to feel as if all is one. As if there is some purpose, some silent collusion, tilting things in your favor. The beauty of a grasping mind finding it's footing, if only briefly.
A Ford-built MUTT. Ford built these I-4 Jeep like vehicles for the military in the 1960's and '70's. More info at: www.geocities.com/fordm151/
Fabulous Fords Forever 2005, Buena Park, CA.
Bilder der Performance Zeit der Mütter
30. Juli 2010 bei der boulevART in Wismar
Theatergruppe Teatr Osmego Dnia
Bilder der Performance Zeit der Mütter
30. Juli 2010 bei der boulevART in Wismar
Theatergruppe Teatr Osmego Dnia
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My second attempt at HDR
Saw this puppy & decided it was irresistibly cute in its little pink bandana. Sorry to whoever's dog/house I creeped on! :)
p.s. I think I overedited this. Too red? Gahhh I never like how my pp turns out.
mit Fokus-Bracketing erstelltes Foto eines Willys MB Jeeps und eines M825 MUTT Modells; umgesetzt in 2020
British streetwear brand Aerosoul has been bridging the worlds of fashion and music for well over a decade. Initially conceived back in 1998, founder Leke Adesoye (who trained at the London College of Fashion) drew inspiration from the thriving underground jungle, hip-hop, soul and breakbeat scenes in his home city of London to create a brand that has remained synonymous with urban music and its vibrant sub cultures ever since.
Aerosoul's designs are worn by Roots Manuva, D-Double-E , Natty, Bryan G, MistaJam, Alix Perez, Omar, MJ Cole, A Guy Called Gerald, Paradox, DJ Die, Skinnyman, A.I, Normski, ZeroT, Zion I, Robert Owens, TY, Krust, General Levy, Mutt, Domu, Lynx & Kemo, The Insiders, Ill Logic & Raf and Rodney P plus many more from the music industry.
But Aerosoul is as much about fashion as music, and as such a diverse list of celebrities have been spotted rocking the brand. From the cast of Hollyoaks and Sky One’s Grease School Musical, to diva model Sophie Anderton, bands The Boo Radleys , London Elektricity and Groove Armada, and actors Adam Deacon and Stephen Graham – Aerosoul’s appeal reaches far beyond just urban music.
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