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About Me Member Deviant of Many Talents Brian Jasper27/Male/Canada Recent Activity Deviant for 3 Years
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may 11th, 2006

waiting for oso

Sun Dec 21, 2008, 2:23 PM
there will one day be a machine
that can take you inside my mind
and on that day
you will see god & the devil both sitting for tea
behaving as gentlemen as they hand you cakes, cream & sugar
they chat late into the night, laughing with you as logs are rolled onto the hearth to burst with roaring light
filling your head with tales of wonder & woe
...casting shadows of horns & halos

their voices raise like a chorus equally at pathways taken
...both good & evil, for the triumph of man
is free will

they weep at times, clasping each other close as if for warmth
...from some unseen cold, some shadow that cast upon their mood
never mentioning it by name, the times they were one & same
where ends justified the means to the detriment of all
...there stands one more soldier who will not fight or fall

  • Mood: Peaceful
  • Listening to: Buddha Bar
  • Reading: Voltaire's Bastards by John Ralston Saul
  • Watching: for Elu
  • Playing: Need for Speed Undercover (Wii)
  • Eating: cinnamonbuns, cigarettes, sunshine
  • Drinking: raspberry gingerale & orange juice

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Devious Info

  • Current Residence: yellowknife, nt i call my home though my hat hangs in undeadmonton, ab canada
  • deviantWEAR sizing preference: medium, if sending me a plz email for additional sizing
  • Interests: ethics, perspective, memory, time, hats, ecolution, salvia, oral history
  • Favourite movie: north by northwest, the fog of war, the labyrinth, seven samurai, ran, flight of the navigator
  • Favourite band or musician: duran duran, hill & ooates, indochine, shadowy men on a shadowy planet
  • Favourite genre of music: music is life, fundamentally we all start with a simple heartbeat and build from there
  • Favourite artist: osamu tezuka, goseki kojima, banksy, blinky, emily carr, van gogh, group of seven
  • Favourite poet or writer: john ralston saul, noam chomsky, kazuo koike, kahlil gibran, sun tzu
  • Favourite photographer: robert redshaw, lithium picnic
  • Favourite style of art: surreal, found objects, assymetrical, handcrafts, indigenous art, rock gardens, storytelling
  • Operating System: windows xp, firefox
  • MP3 player of choice: anything that doesn't cost $200+ & demand to covert all your music files, so nothing
  • Shell of choice: tortise shell ;-p
  • Wallpaper of choice: starry night
  • Favourite game: king's court for boardgames, http://www.dogsoftheseas.com/home/ as euphoriakill
  • Favourite gaming platform: wii
  • Favourite cartoon character: astroboy, lone wolf & cub, the little prince
  • Personal Quote: perspective is a phase
  • Tools of the Trade: anything at hand & sometimes everything at hand

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Comments


:iconecholaylia:
thank you for the favorite, undeadmonton friend.
:iconblinky1pxp:
B Jasper,What's up my nigga!Blinky

^_^
:iconecholaylia:
hello fellow edmontonian!
:iconjheermann:
Many thanks for the recent favorite.

--
Art in Haste
:iconeuphoriakill:
no worries mate

--
perspective is a phase
...and reality is the jabberwocky that bites off your hand before you realize it doesn't even exist
:altermind:
:iconeuphoriakill:
thanks mate, i'm digging the urban explorer vibe you got going
...have you hooked up with any of the edmonton/calgary adventure groups or do you hit up solitare to snag better shots without having to worry about background noise or distractions alerting security, etc

--
perspective is a phase
...and reality is the jabberwocky that bites off your hand before you realize it doesn't even exist
:altermind:
:iconpickwickian:
Thanks! I go alone 99.9% of the time. I've hooked up with UEA in Calgary here, to swap stories etc. A good group of people. Like you said, I find it easier to photograph things without others around. You can take your time and you don't have to worry about boring others while you take 65 shots of the same bit of rust. lol
:iconeuphoriakill:
oh man, i was in hawerlak park last weeek and saw some sweet rust coloured lichen growing on a couple select trees here and there
...screaming that i should have brought my camera in my head the entire time

--
perspective is a phase
...and reality is the jabberwocky that bites off your hand before you realize it doesn't even exist
:altermind:

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