Dewb

@dewb.bsky.social

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Music, video, sculpture, architecture, theater, poetry, electronics, preferably all at once. Design tools for creative people. Synthesis & live A/V performance.

Pat from Achewood angrily using a typewriter, with sound effects TAP TING TAP
An IBM System/23 Datamaster, a large beige computer with integrated keyboard, monitor, and two vertical 7.25” disk drives
map of Miami with the whole town circled in red, with the caption “is this area just water? or actual ground?”
A movie screenshot reading “Jesus Christ, that’s Jason [Bourne]” except “Jason” is scratched out and “Odysseus” is inserted in its place
Morpheus, in the red leather chair
Exterior of “The Room” from Tarkovsky’s “Stalker” (1979). It’s right there, like you could reach out and grab it, but your arms aren’t long enough.
An image of Peggy and Don from Mad Men with the text “You’re not reacting with the appropriate level of alarm” and “that’s what the dissociation is for” superimposed in Impact font.
Screenshot of NASA livestream with chat on the right and an image of Artemis, the far aide of the moon, and the Earth (small, distant) on the left. The truncated caption autogenerated from the live audio reads “and the earth. Everyone in this picture”
A still from Mad Max: Fury Road, where Furiosa, driving, turns to the back seat and says “When I yell, ‘Fool’”
Panel 1: A goose asks, “Why wouldn’t we be able to keep a republic?” Panel 2: The goose, chasing a man in a jacket, shouts, “What was Franklin worried about when he said ‘if you can keep it,’ motherfucker?
Challia Bull from Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX, with a speech bubble
Two panels from the Simpsons Movie. Bart: “This is the goofiest year in American history.” Homer: “The goofiest year in American history so far!”
A still from the movie Airplane (1980) featuring Leslie Nielsen and Robert Hays. The caption reads “He hath indeed borne our griefs. And don’t call me Shirley.”
A photo of Nick Mancuso, Bebe Neuwirth, Angie Dickinson, Dana Delany, James Belushi, Kim Cattrall, and Robert Loggia, the cast of Wild Palms (1993)
A frame from the TV series “Mr. Show with Bob and David.” Two men in lab coats laugh at a monkey. A graphic in the lower right corner reads “Reaction: America Blows Up The Moon.”
A photo of Andrew Cuomo’s primary election night party shared by Chris Sommerfeldt of the New York Daily News. A young man stands behind two folding tables haphazardly draped with garbage bags, supporting a meager selection of beverages and clear plastic cups. Overlaid is the text “no class free pizza for all seniors.”
A tweet by user @a_lolbrarian from 13 Jan 2018 that reads "We went to the planetarium today and when the voiceover said 'this is the earth' one of the kids booed."
Close up photo of the bumper of a black VW. Visible elements include the corner of a Massachusetts plate and two pieces of sticker art. One is a picture of Garfield in the style of the “Garfield & Friends” logo, except the text says “Neon Genesis Evangelion.” The other is a collection of haphazardly placed individual white letter stickers reading SHAGGIN WAGON
An episode of “ALF: The Animated Series” plays silently on a bar TV while the Ginger Root cover of “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis” plays on the sound system.
Q. How did your style as a writer emerge? Was it separate from or in tandem with your visual art? A. By the time I got to be in high school, I wasn't really writing prose for fun anymore, like I did when I was a kid, and I sort of never really did again, other than the rare fanfic. So I don't have a sense of myself as a writer, except in nonfiction. I had a column in The Comics Journal for a little bit, writing comics reviews or writing essays and writing things for the school newspaper. My sense of my own voice as a prose writer is that it's really unpleasant. It's pedantic, it's convoluted. I mean, I can't help it. It's like, you've seen my tweets, but my prose is worse.
Two separate tumblr replies from user “smeasel” that read “I gotta go google 3 of these things brb” and “yeah this is pretty funny” which were originally replies to a screenshot of the classic LevarBurzum tweet from 27 June 2018 reading “Grimes is the result of a years-long operation by a team of accelerationists to see how much damage to western society they could cause by sending boxxy to Julliard”
Gallery text from the exhibition “Dalí: Distuption and Devotion” at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. Text reads: "My audience mustn't know whether I'm spoofing or being serious; and likewise, I mustn't know either... Where does the deep and philosophically valid Dalí begin, and where does the bizarre and preposterous Dali end?" - Salvador Dali, 1965 Text is written in white, using a bold italic sans serif typeface, on a butterscotch wall.
Satellite image of the aforementioned Boston intersection as of 2024, with many crossing highways, off-ramps, and rail lines.
Commander T’Ana from Star Trek: Lower Decks, an orange-haired Caitian (a “feline humanoid species” according to Memory Alpha) and chief medical officer of the USS Cerritos, wears a green visor and studies a poker hand.
In the top panel—a meme from the comic strip Achewood—Ray, a cartoon cat wearing “cool” glasses and a gold medallion looks down at the below panel, a screenshot of a tweet, and says “Daaamn! That answer could use some work!” The tweet is about JD Vance’s recent interview on ABC this week (pictured in tweet.) The text of the tweet is: “Q. Trump dined with Nick Fuentes, a white supremacist, at Mar-A-Lago. He has still not disavowed Fuentes Vance: The one thing I like about Donald Trump is he actually will talk to anybody… Donald Trump has spent a lot of quality time with my wife. Every time he sees her, he gives her a hug, tells her she’s beautiful.” In the image of the TV interview below, the text scroll includes the headline “VANCE’S WIFE ATTACKED OVER RACE BY MAN WHO DINED WITH TRUMP”
Sliding letter signboard, white letters on black felt, that reads: “YOU CANNOT MAKE EREBODY[sic] HAPPY YOU ARE NOT TACOS”
Patrick Stewart as Jean-Luc Picard as Kamin of Kataan, playing the flute, in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “The Inner Light” (Season 5, Episode 25)
Christopher from the Sopranos with his arm extended and head cocked, saying “Highway was jammed with broken heroes on a last chance power drive.”