2013-05-08 : 1 note
Ⅰ
All my enemies feast,
while I vomit— even my guts agree
I must die alone, miserable,
the same way I’ve lived
the last ten years; yearning the
willing
calm
still
able
lesson has been learned:
never leave the herd—
it will not
follow
you.
lesson has been learned:
never stop in the middle of the road—
it will leave you behind.
it
always
does.
All my friends became ghosts
while I still exist here— shame!
I won’t be dead as soon,
—”still young,” snidely remark—
but I’m dying anyway,
worryingly faster than usual.
Death, it won’t help
if I help it
help.
And this may be the last day
I see myself
see myself
see.
2013-05-01 : 38 notes
Lars von Trier’s “Epidemic” is the only film from the Europa trilogy that’s not on the Criterion Collection. Because today (or yesterday?) is (or was?) the man’s birthday, I made this Fake Criterion cover art for his underdog surrealist film. So there!
2013-05-01 : 7 notes
Now that I found this new art style, I will run it into the ground by working with it until I bore myself out of it. I made this fake poster for Fellini’s “Otto e mezzo”, keeping with the same aesthetic for my fake Criterion for Hitchcock’s Notorious. Well then.
2013-04-26 : 7 notes
As with the Criterion cover for Lars von Trier’s Europa, I’ve never particularly liked the Criterion Collection cover for Alfred Hitchcock’s Notorious, which has always seemed to me like a fast and cheap Photoshop job. Inspired by the art of Egon Schiele, which fits perfectly with Hitchcock’s eroticism and his expressionist influences, I made this— a remix of the Criterion cover art that I feel is more artful and romantic. Enjoy!
