Hello all, sorry for the title of this blog post, but I am juvenile and couldn't resist
I have now returned from a jaunt in Germania that took in the sites, sounds and smells of Hamburg's Reeperbahn Festival for Flatstock Europe 8, as well as the fun and frolics of the wonderful city of Dresden for Colored Gigs 4. Both were great so a big thank you to all who came, bought prints, and weren't put off by my odd behaviour. Germany brings out the weird in me. Anyway, as is my want, I have no photos to show you from this trip, but I assure you it was real and not like that other trip I thought I took but didn't...those were Dark Days.
Now I have returned it also means I have new prints for sale. Bam! First up we have the Graham Coxon print from his show at Reeperbahn Festival. It features either one long boat stretching round the world or three boats racing, depending on your brain-preference. I prefer the former. Either way, it seemed fitting for Grahams Hamburg show. It can be purchased HERE and looks like this:
I also finally have some copies of my Yo La Tengo print. Inspired by American cityscapes and Mondrian's 'Composition in Grey, Pink & Blue', I hope it captures some of the complexities and sensibilities of the bands music. It can be purchased HERE and looks like this:
Right, I'm off to finish off another poster. It's for a band I love so I better not fuck it up.
Ta-ra, Luke
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