post your work and creations

[xmattyx]

That track seriously rules, t-bone.

[Servo2000]

Very cool, t-bone, didn't realize you were a part of Religious Knives. Was a big fan of It's After Dark.

[t-bone]

Thanks dudes! Psyched this one is finally seeing the light of day! (Or dark of night?)

[DRRRK]

Wow. I liked The Door quite a lot. Speaks for you to reveal it for that occasion. Or did I just miss it?

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The Killing Season

Possessions are a drag.
Today I understand what
You will; give it about 30
Or 40 years’ time. Remember:
When you let it sink, to twist
It around inside, kind of like
A ballerina’s pirouette except
Perhaps with a little less grace.

[Servo2000]

3d 'sketch' for a more extensive installation.

[casem]

A little hesitant to put this out as it's mostly for demo purposes and not public hearing, but I'm excited to share an orchestral piece I recently wrote and recorded. Consider it the presentation of a work in progress and remember this was sight-read and recorded in 25 minutes!

http://www.myspace.com/planesandangles

[sistersuzie]

a sleeveless vest i made for the summer collection, worn by my friend

(click for more)

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a sexy knit suzie.



After Anthony Wong in 'Punished' (iPad painting)

[genevieveryoko]

ego (A4) (fax print, 2011)

I like this, now I want to play around with my fax machine

3d 'sketch' for a more extensive installation.

this is neat...what's it for exactly?

[rottentomatoes.]

I've been trying to shoot this bridge close to my home in several ways. SHORT PEAK! I've had to sneak across tunnels and climb weak ladders to reach some shooting positions. I'll post more the later. It's pretty aching tingly!

http://s3.amazonaws.com/data.tumblr.com/tumblr_lk4iiol0XT1qhfhydo1_1280.jpg?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAJ6IHWSU3BX3X7X3Q&Expires=1304201624&Signature=xEjwcq8awQvoZ8Cgt9OHBJRGq34%3D

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first time getting a work printed and framed properly! Dimensions are 24 X 16 inches

[Farkhanyassin]

Really wonderful Matt.

[endersgame]

FTB, not really my taste in framing. I mean there's no right or wrong way to do it, but in most cases there's mat border around the edge of the picture to give some breathing space between the work and the frame. color-wise, i would stay away from stained woods or brass or highly reflective surfaces. the frame and mat should be neutral or bold, but not a detraction to the work...

keep in mind the most important thing in framing is to protect the work first. check to see of the glazing protects the print from UV, the materials used are all archival and does not off-gas.

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the whole point of this particular choice of frame is to go with the theme and concept of the series this image is from. Otherwise for a contemporary work of art i never would've gone with this frame; it is a very specific reason it's wood and not neutral - without the context i don't think you understand what i am doing with this.