good... grazzi... still playing with compression options. Anyone have advice on how to get animation to look best on vimeo?

everyone should just download the quicktime.

watched again, will put an * everytime I revisit.

You should see it in i-movie HD on full Screen...

you can read the pages as they flip by.

I hope to see it bigger someday, with a kick-ass sound system, projected on a wall or something.

maybe full screen in Portland soon.

I must try to find venue for this and the Ulyesees
who next?

Pynchon?

Faulkner?


I say Hemmingway.... tells the story of Jackson Pollock.

*

Pynchon would be an interesting challenge. Looking forward to whatever you decide.

Some kid has alredy drawn Gravity's .. but I have a weekness for Lot 49...

Though gravity's rainbow animated wuld be a nice challenge

I like vineland, and have yet to get through Mason&Dixon.

I liked vinland too, but couldn't finish it. I can't finish anything these days... weird. eyes too fucked up and I get headaches.

Got me searching for Pynchon, and just found out he came out with a new book in 2006.

"Against the Day" Just ordered it.

I feel my job is done now

no wait, you are supposed to read moby dick, or at least see the Huston film with Orson as Preacher and Peck as Ahab.

* so good.

unnnnnhhhhuuuuuuuuuuhaaaaaaaa

to be said as M. X. in redunculous Freaaaaaanch Aaaaaaaccccccceeeeeeeent.

Me too! The narration was wonderful.

ps. I like the ending where you drew a man walking and then you showed the film of the walking guy after.

Not a man, me lady,
A citizen

In this Kase Citizen Kane

Oh I could drink a case of you and still be on my feet says Prince (no other name needed and really there hasn't been black musical royalty since the Duke of Ellington, or the Count off Basie, or was the last Barron Von Mingus of Swiss Africa...?

if I was Imus, I'd call him Swigger, the Swiss Nigger, but that name is taken by me:

Given by Jean MIchelle Basquiat factotum from L.A. and Gogo gallery (job to sweep up the weed and cocaine when company was coming to buy work and also take the armani and Agnes B. suits to the cleaners before the paint dried on them... JMB died at 28... and did more work in that short time than most poor dumb bastards do in a lifetime.... but let's face it:

in the ring with Picasso (like KImbo street fight)... Picasso kicked his asss... me I'd rather live to 90 and paint and paint and still get to see pretty girls (looking like a short old troll)... mean to quote a Rich man:

Nobody ever called Pablos Picasso and Asshole

not in New York.

Not like ME

but I digress

no sleep in brooklyn

ahhhhhhhhhhh the freeeeeeench Chaaaaaampagne.

so musical.... even hammered.

PS youre new avatar is banging... like bonzo on drums... playing with perfect cyrstal hammers.

merci monsieur

destrution being the key creative word.

thanks

thanks... hope to do a white butterfly next....
or is that a moth.

hell I love moths...even if they eat my wool sweaters.

that one was the key to the whole thing for me, so I'm glad you liked it.

blush

from my low rez hero.

mine too, but last night or the night before last, I'll not say wich night before, I tried to drink a vat of German white wine.... God I love white wine... you can drink it till the cows come home, and never get completely drunk... red wine, however is a different story... not to mention the French Champagne...

had only a little of that , but a nice sparkly Vouvray from the Loire valley... tasted as good as a Chateau.

great question. In fact the whole process is documented on the blog:

archive here:

web.futureofthebook.org/itinplace/

thanks

Thanks

That is what killed BONZO

be careful with addiction


I mean we are all addicted to food, but food is what killed ORSON whales and Oil is what could kill the Western World... not that I am in favor of westitude, bu also now the fucking chinese.

I met a dude ounce who fought in Korea at Chosin Resevoir and all he would do was sweep the floors of the sutio building and then retire to the colony bar for Schaffer beer and irish pizza and say:

"The fucking Chinese... they kept coming and we kept shooting them and they kept dying , but we couldn't shoot them fast enough with a Browning machine gun.... I mean they were piling up around my baby like chord wood...

you just can't kill all the chinese that these fuckers throw at you and so you keep your finger on the trigger of the gun and the barrell burns out it riffle and the tracer bullets roll out and glow on the snow and the yellow green dead flesh of the chinese....


I will not speek to you of the red... it was so red it was black.

my birth goes on.

Thanks for your fucking great words.

Fukkin' eh bro!

mille grazzi

You're welcome. In a thread above you mention that "some kid has already done Gravity's Rainbow", any idea where I could find that?

yeah, they just published it in book form. He drew every chapter, or page I guess of the book. And his name escapes me. He's also a porn star.

LOL

fucking trying too hard to be a rebel if you want my opinion, but I'm fucking forty so what do I know?

Not Karl Hungus?!

Rebellion is for middle-class fuckers who need Mommy/Daddy's attention. The real party is elsewhere.

I quite like being 40plus.

I don't think it's karl hungus...though I really don't know.

I know he saw my show of Standing Under Media and my Joyce shit and then did Gravity and got into Whitney Biennial... so search Whitney Biennial

It's a sort of cartoon anime style that I find sort of precocious and facile, but hell: I'm bitter.

Karl Hungus is the porn star/nihilist in The Big Lebowski, it was just an idle thought (and probably the only porn star I could name!).

Will look it up as suggested, and also your Standing Under Media, which is a pretty good title and funny so you can't be that bitter. I'm a big fan of reversal having been brought up a strict situationist.

LOL

lebowski is the dude

nuff said

...and the dude abides.

Found the kid, Zak Smith. Whilst looking found that there is also an edition illustrated by Frank Miller (300, Sin City). So why not something from Alex Itin? There are Tenniel, Rackham, and Svankmajer Alice's after all.

yeah that's him. You make a point, but I never got through gravity's rainbow...

still a great first line though

thank you whale

blush

I concur

thanks bubbles

sure send me a link

arollerskatingjam.blogspot.com

Thanks. I'm not sure I know what accurate painting is, but probably wasn't what I was after.

thanks for that.

another one has since come... I really should do another animation soon.

I hope you do and after seeing this there is no reason why you can't do Willoughby on your own - I just think you do motions quite well on your own.