You exposed me to Keiji Haino so we are even. One of the best live shows that we have seen together.

Ephemeral art on the windshield from Sunday morning.

The view from my studio this afternoon.

Full design of the next two releases from Burning Ambulance Music: get them at burningambulancemusic.bandcamp.com

Two new painterly collages.

When @iza3800.bsky.social and I were leaving this afternoon this cat auditioned us. Ran up to our front door meowing, then jumped onto the car hood to look us in the eye. We said no (several times) and it eventually ran off.

Holy fuck, this is amazing. (cc @iza3800.bsky.social, who designs all our releases.)

The Free Jazz Blog has posted a roundtable discussion of the Anthony Braxton QUARTET (ENGLAND) 1985 set that you really should read. I'm so honored to have helped put this music out into the world and really hope it shows up on people's year-end lists. www.freejazzblog.org/2025/10/anth...

Nothing wrong with a slower process.

Been listening to this excellent collection this week.

Do you have a fascination with spiritualism? I do and so does photograher Shannon Taggart. www.shannontaggart.com

A must-see in person. From The Fractured Giant installation at the Boise Art Museum in 2023.

CDs are art objects. (Especially our releases. @iza3800.bsky.social's cover art and the gatefold mini-LP sleeves - printed on textured paper! feels nice in your hand! - are worth the purchase all on their own.) Also, our target market is not "people who don't own CD players." Obviously.

Digital sketchbook.

Eri Kato

Worked on this piece all week.

Weaving images together.

Got a CD copy of Tomas Fujiwara’s Dream Up in today’s mail.

Listen to me. Listen. If you're making images that will only be displayed on screens, YOU HAVE TO LET GO. You can calibrate your screens perfectly, but then 25k people will see it on their shitty $50 monitors or cracked phone and its out of your hands. Don't think of it. Achieve enlightenment.

A recent experiment on bookbinding cloth.

A sublime landscape this morning in the mountains. Took this from a moving car. Zero visibility for miles; this was on the other side of the clouds.

Spending a few days scanning negatives that I took using a half frame camera. Hoping all diptychs line up as I envisioned while shooting.

The most recent elusive elements.

I have never heard a Kiss song in my life.

Daily unheard album: MAMA KILLA by Ava Mendoza, Gabby Fluke-Mogul, Carolina Pérez mendozaflukemogulperez.bandcamp.com/album/mama-k... #DailyUnheardAlbum

LOW STOCK ALERT: I have *30 copies left* of the Cecil Taylor/Tony Oxley CD FLASHING SPIRITS. There will never be a second printing. If you want one, now is the time to buy. ceciltaylor-bam.bandcamp.com/album/flashi...

In today’s mail: the most recent Arvo Pärt CD on ECM. As always, the cover is beautiful and it comes with a thick booklet, including some great photographs.

Clear polyester film, paper, ink, pen, and pencils.

Carbon copy.

I am so glad that Ivo Perelman & Nate Wooley’s Polarity 1-4 look amazing together. All covers are my work. Pre-order a CD bundle on Bandcamp! burningambulancemusic.bandcamp.com

Into a space of suspension.

The best part about the show was seeing the reaction our guests had to Laibach. (Shocked, but positive.)

The tiny dot in the upper right corner of this image is Neptune. View from my art studio this morning.

The first review of Diego Caicedo's Eidos Daemonium has been published. Pre-order your copy now on Bandcamp: diegocaicedo.bandcamp.com/album/eidos-...

Photo collage.

Coming October 28. Get ready to read 728 pages.

I mentioned that the singer from Hammock sounded like Jon Anderson of Yes and @iza3800.bsky.social asked, “Are you trying to ruin this band for me?”

The clearest river I’ve ever seen.

Temporal arrangement.

Texture and words.

Acrylic ink, pencil and watercolor on paper.

Containing 405 alphabet specimens from 164 languages, Edmund Fry's Pantographia (1799) is a treasure chest for the epigraphical imagination: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/pantographia

Morning reading: Music by the Numbers – From Pythagoras to Schoenberg by Eli Maor, published in 2018.

Sunday morning work: a collage of new sketchbook pages (all ink on paper).

My current favorite album: Kali Malone’s The Sacrificial Code, a 3CD set of solo pipe organ music.

Working on my new sketchbook with acrylic ink.

Battle doomscrolling by posting 5 small pleasures in life: 1. The first sip of coffee in the morning 2. Petting a chinchilla 3. Watching someone eat something you cooked 4. Opening a new sketchbook for the first time 5. Finishing a project (any size)

Life in the mountains — there is always a spellbinding cloud overhead.

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BHP are excited to welcome our September guest editor - Alexander Booth!!! @wordkunst.bsky.social THEME/S: _LANDSCAPE LABYRINTH_ __Submissions are open from today 1st September – and will remain open until 25TH SEPTEMBER__ Sendxxx burninghousepress.com/2025/09/01/s...