Some-things

Some-things is now PRISM index. PRISM index is out. Watch a teaser trailer below.

PRISM index teaser trailer

Here is the website.

http://prismindex.com

thanks,

Jeffrey Bowers

It’s been a long and arduous process, but the first Some-things DVD has been completed. The final listing goes as follows:

Intro – Some-things

Menu – Steve Emmons

Asshole – Chadd Harbold

Attack of the Robots from Nebula-5 – Chema Garcia

Dog – Hermann Karlsson

Experiments 1-5 – Michael Langan

I Just Wanted To Be Somebody – Jay Rosenblatt

Infomercial Aesthetics – Daniel Martinico

Message Machine – Azazel Jacobs

Shortwave Stall – Michael Hurley

Travelogues – Dustin Thompson

Who’s On First – Zellner Brothers

The Widow’s Web – Mike Kuchar

Zewesawam – Carson Mell / Grant Falardeau

CD and DVD

Here it is! The silkscreened cover for the first issue of Some-things. Let me know what you all think.

I’ve been really bad about updating this blog. I’m in one of those slumps where progress is being made so slow that I haven’t noticed my kitten is a cat.  Although, the cat is not ready to go outside.

I recently purchased a CD/DVD Duplicator of ebay! I will be duplicating master copies of my own CD’s and DVD’s. I highly recommend this to other people for short runs of these things as you get ripped off doing it through a company.  I’m getting a linoblock in order to print onto the discs and sleeves which are 100% recycled cardboard.  I’m still searching for the right printer, but once that happens all sails are go.  As everything continues to come together Some-things #1 looks more and more beautiful. Thanks everyone for your patience.

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progress

Hiya All.

Started a blogy blog to start documenting some of the work I’ve been doing for Some-things.  This is my first outing into a fairly large-scale business project, so much of it is a learning process for me.  Through this blog and the forthcoming website I will lay out what will most likely be a very unreasonable process for making a book from scratch. I’ve taken so many turns in the development stage of “Some-things,” but it is still at its heart a showcase for vehemently independent art and fun.

It’s a mixed-media compilation serial focusing on lost and found art. By that, I mean no new things need to be produced exclusively for the magazine. Instead, it can be an outlet for things that haven’t been seen elsewhere or that demand to be seen again. I’m not saying unreleased art per se, but more the freedom to put out anything one’s ever done.

A update will come soon with details on all the contributors and specs for issue #1.

Rocket to the moon folks.