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I’ve obviously been slack on the blog recently and for that I apologize. I have plenty of new things in the works and I hope to be posting them up soon. The next project will get its debut in the coming weeks now that I’ve (hopefully) found the proper photographer. I have no hints to offer yet other than it’s a beast of a series once again. There’s plenty of other things in the works, but nothing tangible to show.
Hopefully I’ll be able to post up a full blog soon. New music has been pretty good thus far this summer.
I designed a t-shirt for the best site you’ve never heard of on the internet, indievisionmusic.com. IVM is a super cool site that focuses on “faith and entertainment with an independent perspective.”
So in honor of my return from Yellowstone I have put everything in The United Plates series on sale!
Single prints are now only $15 and the Mini Sets are only $35!
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Here I am in Billings Montana on vacation (on the way to Yellowstone of course) and my latest Threadless T submission is now up for scoring! It’s my first since I started Shorthanded Studio.
Well the day is finally here, the wife and I leave for Yellowstone! I’ll probably still be fully in touch with all my technological necessities like e-mail, but I shan’t be doing anything about it. Just some relaxing and lots of sketching. Hopefully the weather cooperates.
Maybe I’ll be able to post some of our own photos along the way as opposed to stealing other peoples images from good old Google.

Meg & Dia’s new album, which I reviewed, is much better than their Doghouse debut. I don’t particularly mind the album cover, I just felt like there could be more of a concept to it since the album has such a fantastic title – Here, Here and Here.
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Artist: Meg & Dia
Album: Here, Here and Here
Label: Sire Records
Release: April, 29, 09
The improvement from Meg & Dia’s debut Something Real and their latest release is astounding. I typically do not like it when bands jump from a small indie to a major, but in this specific case the payoff was beyond worth the risk.
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In accordance with my redesign of the Jars of Clay album art, I also made some freebie wallpapers for those of you interested in that sort of thing. I made 2 different ones in both 1024×768 and 1280×1024.
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Jars of Clay have had a pretty solid careers worth of album art, most of it I enjoyed. I believe that Much Afraid, If I Left the Zoo and Good Monsters all had great album art. Unfortunately I do not feel the same about the new album’s cover, and that’s a shame since this album is a solid step up for the band.
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