Sarah Morrison
The first time I ran across Sarah Morrison’s photography, I was perusing psychedelic bands on line. The photo that caught my eye was of a model in a very cool dress, flanked by members of The Electric Prunes.
I found her on Facebook and immediately began exploring her work. All of it is fantastic! People float in mid air; models become part of the scenery, and vice versa. She employs pop art, rock fashion, magic and a dash of eroticism.
Tagged: cool photography, The Electric Prunes
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Umbra and the Volcan Siege documentary
The Luck of Eden Hall was very fortunate to have recently played a show with Umbra and the Volcan Siege. I watched in awe as Jim Licka played a real Mellotron on the stage. It was white and quite small and not anything like what I had pictured in my mind for all these years. Read more
Brilliant black and white comic art of Jeremy Bastian
My friend Gail Potocki first introduced me to Jeremy Bastian’s beautiful illustrations: incredibly detailed drawings inked with a very fine brush. Upon viewing the image he drew of an octopus playing the cello with swords, I found my hand thrust in my pocket grasping for my wallet. Read more
Celina Ozymandias: the self-proclaimed Queen of Psych
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