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Sketchbook Doodle, 9/8/2015.
Sketchbook doodle, 9/8/2015.
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Last year while I was in Iceland I read Egil’s Saga. It’s a really fascinating book. I drew this little doodle in my sketchbook of Egil Skallagrimsson standing with the scorn pole that he made and directed at Gunnhild.
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Second in what I plan to be a series of “map videos.” This is a tectonic map of the earth produced for the German school system in the 70′s. I see a strong correlation between maps and songs ... both take the infinite chaos of the world and shape it into something comfortingly comprehensible. Thousands of kilometres of rugged coastline represented with a simple line; an extended period of intense emotion reflected in a few minutes of organised sound. A map or a song can only ever be a shadow of the complex beauty that inspired their creation, but under the right circumstances they can shape a new reality with its own intrinsic beauty. A beauty that speaks authentically about the nature of human experience while being happily one step removed from the sometimes remorseless brutality of its crude state.