Morning photo of an evening disappearing collage.

Went to get a Hafler Trio CD to play and forgot I had this much! It's only surpassed by my Nurse With Wound collection... John Zorn is a close second to H3o.

Found this piece I made a few years ago when I was trying to get back into this sort of photo comp stuff again.

It's funny, I initially joined Bluesky to share my photography, but wasn't finding it a replacement for Instagram so I deleted that account. Started this one for completely different reasons but it has become another outlet for my creative stuff & random things. Anyway, here's a photo. 📸 Leica M9

This is probably the Sonny Rollins concert I saw. archive.org/details/sonn...

I was lucky to see Sonny Rollins live in 1999 when I lived in Boulder, CO. One of the best concerts I've ever seen.

What makes the BlueSky a wonderful neighborhood is others are willing to engage in Boy Dirt Car / Eric Lunde discussion 😎 From the —shoulda killed me when you had the chance— boxset, but originally released in 1987 #Cassunday Eric Lunde - Operative www.discogs.com/master/31363...

@rockettemorton.bsky.social Here's a couple Lp's I've had since the 80's

Alice

Another juxtaposition of stuff.

Take their stuff.

Had a Die Kreuzen song in my head so I may as well spin an album. One of several bands who contributed to my tinnitus!

Part of me enjoys these temporary collages I'm doing, part of me wants to glue everything down and make the permanent. I guess at least I'm photographing them.

Funny, at some point I bought this Current 93 - The Great in the Small and didn't remember listening to it. Just put it on and oh yeah, like 60 of their albums layered over each other. Meh! Not as interesting as it could've been.

What Django did here was essentially create a Danny Elfman theme, but decades before the fact. All you need to hear is a few seconds and you'll know what I mean:

A quick disappearing collage composition

Ok, this is a little more upbeat for morning coffee ☕️

I don't have Music for Drinking Coffee in the Morning, so tho will have to do. Actually something with more energy is needed.

really digging these cymatic landscape photographs of "Photography of water on top of a sub bass speaker while oscillators are amplified creating the patterns." that Daniel Menche has up on his bandcamp, here's one, many, many more here: danielmenche.bandcamp.com/merch/cymati...

Working on some collages Etch-a-sketch style. I'd say a practice in impermanence but I took this photo so I guess not!

The Milwaukee Art Museum as seen from the War Memorial.

There are way too many music genres these days. Mind numbing. Get off my lawn you damned kids!

I made a short video for a new Xerst song Tim & I created. It feels like we're close to releasing the first new Xerst album in 28 years. Where has the time gone?! www.youtube.com/shorts/RQqJF...

Another night of fine music at Jazz Gallery Center for the Arts in Riverwest. In order: Dan of Earth, Cathedral Become Tomb, Slow Slow Loris, Twilight Furniture (Dan of Illusion of Safety)

Taken with my Canon F-1 and probably the 50mm f3.5 macro lens. I forget which film, probably Ilford 400 of some flavor.

The manuscripts — including poems written on envelopes, concert programmes + chocolate wrappers — of Emily Dickinson, who died #onthisday in 1886: publicdomainreview.org/essay/t... #otd (Pictured: “The way hope builds his house”, scrawled upon an opened out envelope, resembling a house)

Loopy goodness tonight

Your lunch is my lunch! 😺

All new old reissue (sorta) from 1998 when Tim & I were making music as Xerst in the weird mountains of Colorado. Give it a spin, and check out the other Xerst releases. Despite one thousand miles between us, we're actually working on an all new Xerst album. xerst.bandcamp.com/album/verdan...

so now there's kanshiketsu! plus over on this here website: www.subvert.fm/kanshiketsu curated noise-ish stuff will expand when we feel like it.

And now for your listening pleasure... I'm also on Subvert www.subvert.fm/j-sincock

Yeah, what they said...

Another still life. I love the look of this fork, but not eating with it. Great photo prop tho! I forget the details but I think it's from the 1800's and I'm sure I paid too much for it.

Looking through my camera roll again... a test shot of a still life I did a few years back. I often use the iPhone for test shots kind of like I used to use Polaroid back in the day, before using film or even the full frame digital for the final shot. I forget what I called this piece, hmmm...🤔

Cover drawing I did for Letters to John, a xeroxed book I did with a friend in 1995 or so. It was comprised of fictional travel stories we were sending a friend who was terrible at writing letters back. We later learned that he thought they were hilarious.

Some good 78's. I really need a cartridge for 78's so I can play them again. (I briefly had a Victrola, kinda miss it but it was huge.)

Going through iPhone photos from years past. Here is an 8 years younger Alice with a catnip mouse. 😸

Radical abolitionist John Brown was born on this day in 1800. “I acknowledge no master in human form.”

"Divination" - a photo encaustic I made around 2013.

This is your cat on catnip! 🌱

Jenny Holzer, Survival Series, 1983

Dot study - vintage warm grey #4 Design Art Marker, watercolor wash water, charcoal on grocery bag paper.

Flipped double exposure of a hand lettered sign I did years ago.

Don't buy anything today.

Dot study - oil on wood

Music for reading the news. youtu.be/hnbSVtVEjBo?...

Dot study - oil stick, charcoal, ink wash water on grocery bag paper

Empty mind

Oh geez, a new copy with bonus tracks sure would beat my scratchy thrift store original. 😉