Drawn with Linux MyPaint. An alternative version has a foreground layer with some organic machinery. Still mulling that one over. Am kind of enjoying the "fake painting" status of this. Digital painting tools result in a jpeg resembling a plate in a modernist art textbook, circumventing the messy production phase.
drawn with GIMP (trying out photographically "soft" brushes in pencil mode, where they are crunched down to pixel art)
Archived (mp3) version of my guest mix on ffog's anonradio show last night. The mix starts at 04:35.
Here is the set list:
Jerry Goldsmith, Mince and Cook Until Tender (In Like Flint)
Danger Diabolik dialogue
4Hero, May the Wicked Perish in the Fire of Hell
Melen Monk, Phen
London Elektricity, Harlesden
Softcore, Love 2 B Right
Supersister, Confrontation of the Armies
Atomic Rooster, And So to Bed
Danger Diabolik dialogue
John Andrew Medeiros, Hansel and Gretel Dance
Unicorn Hard-on, Mysterious Prism
Clown Staples, Windows Noises
Saucermen, United Worlds (Touchdown)
Bruno Coulais, Dreaming (Coraline)
Ennio Morricone, Charading Chaffeurs in Wait (Danger Diabolik)
4Hero, Mad Dogs (Feeding Propaganda)
Emerson, Lake and Powell, Step Aside
Mark Mothersbaugh, Xp28
Danger Diabolik dialogue
This is kind of like Soundcloud, in a universe without share buttons, stats, autoplaying next tracks, wav file graphics, fact-packed sidebars, and comments pasted on top of the stream.
Thanks again, ffog.
Made with Linux MyPaint.
Thanks to all for the nice feedback I've been getting on these Linux experiments.
I recently installed another program called Krita (hat tip HMK) and have been playing around with it. The brushes are a bit more exotic but I'm still working through brush properties and combinations in MyPaint and GIMP.
Tonight, a 11 pm (Central), Midnight (Eastern), I'll be doing a guest mix for ffog's show on anonradio.
The link for the live stream is at the top of that page (a popout player for VLC works well for me but there are other options). ffog's (aka Joel Cook's) page is here.
Wlll be playing tunes I like by other people, including vintage prog, current-ish techno, '60s soundtrack music, and assorted ephemera.
If you miss the show, the archive page is here.
