Showing posts with label Equinox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Equinox. Show all posts

Sunday, September 7, 2025

A Doubly Orgasmic Full Moon Equinox (reprise)

Self-produced artifacts are a big turn-on for me. As a kid I enjoyed making my own greeting cards. My most memorable effort was when I doodled a Jesus figure on toilet paper and used it as a negative to print a stack of postcards that read: "Peace on Earth. Goodwill towards Me." Wonder if anyone still has one of those original prints, circa 1970...

On 22 September 2010, I picked up the 2nd Coming CDs from Videoria on Jalan Tiong (near KLPAC). Jess Ho, the feisty manager, can be trusted to do a good job - and she's a lovely woman with a great sense of humor too.


Anyway, now that the CDs are ready to ship, I'd like to express my gratitude to Sharon Chin, who stayed up nights to design the album cover and label, using graphic elements and text I provided. Although I'm still mystified by her decision to change the font on the cover, I'm extremely pleased with the overall feel of her design and layout. I got a stiffy just looking at the gorgeous label she created for the CD, adding color and vibrancy to my personal logo.


I particularly love how Sharon created a mirror image of the exquisite rainbow I photographed from my front garden. Very intuitive and intelligent designer with impeccable taste. I knew she would add a touch of class to the final product and inject just the right amount of feminine essence.


"Priapus, a greek fertility god with a permanent erection." That's how Sharon captioned the above image. It takes a true artist to appreciate mythic resonances - and few artists are truer than Sharon Chin, who manages an art portal called Arteri and writes on the visual arts for Off The Edge. Sharon says: "In addition to being a high-falutin' artist, patriot and woo-er of pale young writers, I also moonlight as a graphic designer for people/projects I love."


Instead of the grim-looking mugshot I gave Sharon, she opted for this antiquated doodle which appeared in the original cassette inlay when the album was released in 1986. What does it represent? Well, the rabble-rouser with a wagging black tongue was used to illustrate "Terminal Hierophantiasis" - so my low opinion of the Amen priesthood remains unchanged.

Sharon Chin embraces the Earth. And the Universe embraces her right back. Read this insightful interview with a young artist who successfully blends intellect with intuition.
2nd Coming is now listenable &/or downloadable (for free)!

[First posted 23 September 2010. Reposted 3 September 2020 & 5 September 2022] 

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Star Commander Lee Ahau Ben turns Sweet Sixteen!

Lee Ahau Ben, 13 days after he landed on 21 March 1996.
16 years later, he still believes Mickey Mouse is God.

Anoora was the most excited one of all at Ahau's party.
Mary couldn't persuade Ahau to participate in the cake cutting ritual.
Neither could Anoora get him away from his Nemo DVD.
Don't BUG me... it's my birthday!

Aunt Rodi got Ahau a beautiful coverlet with a religious motif.
Mugging for the camera with his Daddy...
Okay, Daddy, that's enough...
All this unsolicited attention is giving me a headache.
So just bugger off, all right? I'm busy cultivating some acne.

That's better. Pimples don't show up in sepia.



HAPPY 16TH SOLAR ORBIT,
AHAU BEN!

Sunday, September 21, 2008

HAPPY EQUINOX, FOLKS!

It's the start of a new season today...


Do something kinky...




Stop and smell the flowers...



Get someone's goat...



Explore new avenues...



Get rid of the bloody garment!