Artist Hitomi Terasawa drew a meticulous cross-sectioned rendering of Hong Kong's infamous Kowloon Walled City before it was razed in 1994. Now we have rare scans revealing the inner workings of the labyrinth-like metropolis.
www.thisiscolossal.com/2024/07/kowl...
I've been watching random movies on tubi in the evening & I've come to the conclusion that there was a period during the 80s & 90s when Kurtwood Smith was in every movie.
"Covid Drawing 1 (From my cold dead hands)", pencil crayon & grease pencil on roofing paper, 36x50", 2020- $3000(Cdn). (I drew this series shortly after Covid shut everything down & armed goons stormed the Michigan State House.)
I feel for my American friends. It looks like you live in a country where what's "legal" & "illegal" will now be decided on a case by case basis by 6 old guys who just made it "legal" to bribe them. Oh, and you're all heavily armed.
I'm watching No Way Out (1987, Kevin Costner, Gene Hackman, Sean Young). What a flimsy, clunky little movie. Hard to tell if too many people worked on the script, or too few, but it definitely needed dialogue work. And a better soundtrack.
For some reason Twitch City came to my mind today. It was kind of an antidote to Friends & the brainless roommate sitcoms of the day. Deeply absurd, disturbing, and I thought at the time a bit radical for commercial tv. I'm curious to know if it still stands up.
www.imdb.com/title/tt0135...
I've starting another "Double self" this weekend (a long weekend here in Canada.) The latest one is called "Double self (THIS IS IMPORTANT!)" and I've put on the fedora. I think it adds gravitas.
I've starting another "Double self" this weekend (a long weekend here in Canada.) The latest one is called "Double self (THIS IS IMPORTANT!)" and I've put on the fedora. I think it adds gravitas.
