A Parliament of Rooks
© S. Wilson - 2012Inside artwork for the band Gethsemane’s debut tape.
Pre-orders for the tape are €4.50 through kimchikillsrecords@gmail.com. Tapes begin shipping at the end of February.
The Rook
© S. Wilson - 2012Cover artwork for the band Gethsemane’s debut tape.
Pre-orders for the tape are €4.50 through kimchikillsrecords@gmail.com.
Tapes begin shipping at the end of February.
Merry MMXIII. With a new year comes new developments.
Some madness in the works to be posted here and on my Black Uroborus page.
Until then,
S.
Tree of Sores - Three of Swords - 2012
For the album “A Cry of Despair” available on Witch Hunter Records
Vinyl edition (including the S/T EP) available on Alerta Antifascista.
The first Tree of Sores vinyl is upon us! Here are some photos courtesy of guitarist Matt Faragher via the Tree of Sores Facebook. Copies of these can be purchased via Alerta Antifascista’s webstore and through the band’s Big Cartel shop (along with the CD version of A Cry of Despair from Witch Hunter Records and various t-shirts).
To copy and paste from my previous blog entry regarding this release…
The gatefold vinyl edition of Tree of Sores’ “A Cry of Despair” and their S/T 2011 EP (save for one track) is looming on the horizon! Available in three editions of Black, Dark Grey and White, each including a 17”x24” poster of the cover artwork. The layout and design features artwork from both of their releases by myself, along with artwork by Tony Shephard (logo) and Richard Thomas (faces artwork).
GET WITH IT!
Here’s a question. Why do people feel the need to remove artist credit?
i’m making it a point not to reblog things here that are not related to my art, but i think it is a fairly important question.
I’m actually postive that in most…
There is no doubt in my mind that a majority of people who reblog posts sans credit are merely unaware and I don’t think their intentions are with any sort of malice or selfish intent. However, there are a few people who have reblogged my posts, both of my art and of other artists, and have removed the artist credit from said posts. It also comes in the form of people cropping your work, desaturating it, sepia toning it, etc., simply because it “fits in with their blog” more appropriately. It’s infuriating to see, as it shows that they have utterly no respect for the artist or their artistic choices in any regard.
Here’s a question. Why do people feel the need to remove artist credit?
