Yeah, suddenly it occurs to me once again. I still want to do my art and I still want to share it, but I think I'm burned out on thinking that I need to promote the heck out of what I do to make it a success just to prove that I'm not afraid of failure or success. When really? I want to do my music and my poetry and my art but I don't want to try to force it to become successful or like push the river. I want to just flow with the river so the idea that you make music and art and that's enough that you're enjoying it. It doesn't matter if it's popular or famous or you make money or whatever. I don't need to make money with my yard. I do my art for fun so now I want to let go again of needing certain external results but still come from a place of doing my creative things and sharing them and not worrying about the outcome whether it's failure or success because everyone just labels things anyway. And what really matters is that we're doing what we love, right, and that we're creating a ripple effect in the universe
Good luck to everyone. I just deleted all my Moody posts. I'm in a weird mood today but I'll figure it out. Good luck to everyone. Thank you for anyone who's kind and shows support to me and others.
next events i am part of with my art car, poetry book and music and visual art i create:
Hot Off the Press Book Fair on Saturday July 13 2024 5pm-9pm Fantagraphics Bookstore and Gallery 1201 S Vale St, Seattle, WA (will also have music i made)
Wedgwood Art Festival
July 13 - 14, 2024
Lake City Parade and Festival SATURDAY August 3, 2024
SeaScare and Porch Light Parade - City of Brier August 14th
maybe if they want art cars again?
Fresh Paint Art Fair Everett Washington August 17th and 18th
Saturday, 10am - 5pm & Sunday, 10am - 4pm
I kept this laminated sign with my names of it from the parade yesterday As a souvenir..., I can use this for other display purposes and then I'm excited to set up a table to show the public, my poetry book and some of my visual art and a QR code for our music.. at the Wedgwood Art Festival and the fantagraphics book fair hot off the press as part of the art attack on the weekend of July 13th and 14th...
It also occurs to me that I should find a camera person that wants to follow me around and help me document some of the vents that I'm in cuz it's quite challenging to be the performer, the artist and the filmmaker at the same time that's documenting it! Wish I could clone myself and so I could film myself better. Although I'm really good at doing the monologues in a simple way but to document me from a distance, I'm probably going to need another camera person to help me out... And the friends that I'm working with on making this film are both busy so it's hard to coordinate with them so I might need to find somebody else to help do our documentary film.
Really pretty much in awe of this documentary about Val Kilmer's life. The most amazing thing about it is the way it's edited together. I imagine what a challenge it was to go through all of the home movies that he made and figure out how to tell a story and splice it all together from the past to the present into this one. Cohesive film. Really well done. Anyone who's reading this? Have you seen this movie? What do you think? I really loved it. Ive seen it twice so far. And then I think about doing my own documentary about my public access, TV show and different aspects of the unusual way in which I was raised etc. My life story basically it's a little overwhelming to think about, but I have hundreds of VHS tapes from my public access TV show and I've worked with hundreds of people as an art model literally and I wonder how many people have seen my TV show or at least used to watch it. And I think I have four people lined up to interview, but I haven't started any of the interviews yet... Then I would like to film me driving around in my art car or have somebody film me. A friend of mine has a drone. We might be able to get some aerial shots of me driving around in my art car and then we have the goddess Kring theme song literally that we can use in the movie... Dave Flowers It's a great sound engineer and music mixer and composer, and so we basically have the tools to score the movie with ordinal music we create - then I have my visual art and my poetry and my own current self. So there's so much potential for this movie to be pretty rich and interesting multifaceted and interesting story that we could tell which will hopefully inspire and touch people
