Showing posts with label Lord of Griffith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lord of Griffith. Show all posts
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Sightings: Griffith Park LOG III
Missed LOG III because of a Family Reunion. This edit is from The Bicinity. Great song, great footage, I hope to see more from this this event.
Sightings: Griffith Park from The Bicinity on Vimeo.
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Lords of Griffith and Frank Frazetta
Another year and another missed Lord of Griffith. Who would have known LOG III would fall on our first Family Reunion in over 10 - 15 years, Doh!
About this picture:
Death Dealer by Frank Frazetta was used as promo for LOG 1 - 3. This is one of Frank Frazetta' most iconic painting. Its been copied, reproduced and used in a variety of printing for music, t-shirts, rock bands and etc.
I was first introduced to Frank Frazetta's art by my late Uncle Johan. He had a collection of prints and Tarzan books which featured cover art by Frank Frazetta. I remember being at the Book Exchange in Monclair, a reseller of used books, and I came upon old Tarzan Books with Frank's art. I bought them all with the idea I'd start my own collection and it was a good opportunity to connect with my Uncle Johan (Whom I had little contact with as a child yet shared a passion for books and science fantasy).
Ironically, within days of my purchases he passed away. Missed opportunities happen daily and often, is this why they say carpe diem?
Death Dealer by Frank Frazetta was used as promo for LOG 1 - 3. This is one of Frank Frazetta' most iconic painting. Its been copied, reproduced and used in a variety of printing for music, t-shirts, rock bands and etc.
I was first introduced to Frank Frazetta's art by my late Uncle Johan. He had a collection of prints and Tarzan books which featured cover art by Frank Frazetta. I remember being at the Book Exchange in Monclair, a reseller of used books, and I came upon old Tarzan Books with Frank's art. I bought them all with the idea I'd start my own collection and it was a good opportunity to connect with my Uncle Johan (Whom I had little contact with as a child yet shared a passion for books and science fantasy).
Ironically, within days of my purchases he passed away. Missed opportunities happen daily and often, is this why they say carpe diem?
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