Showing posts with label Summer Lovin' Torture Party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Summer Lovin' Torture Party. Show all posts

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Summer Lovin' Torture Party: Sorrow





















The First song I fell in love with. The "Don't leave my hyper heart on the water" lyric, is just fantastic and heavily inspired the approach to image making here. This is a moody song, even in a catalog of moody songs for The National. Hope you enjoy it folks.

Summer Lovin' Torture Party: Lemonworld






















Here is number 4 of this little set. "Lemonworld" holds a special place in my heart. The music , the lyrics...the story behind the song are all just fantastic. The lemon is lopsided on purpose. The Title of this series is from one of my favorite lyrics in this song and according to a few interviews a possible album title early on.

I must say I owe specific acknowledgments for this one to Cristiana Couceiro...whose work is utterly beautiful and inspiring

Cheers.

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Summer Lovin' Torture Party: Bloodbuzz Ohio





















Here we have number 3…Bloodbuzz Ohio, The first single off "High Violet". I wanted to make this one a little darker because it feels a lot different than other stuff they have done...It seems to use a different palette all-together. Hope you guys like it. The imagery is pretty obvious...Kudos to those that know what city that is.

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Summer Lovin' Torture Party: Little Faith





















Here is number two of this image series I'm making for The National's "High Violet". Hope you like it and get the little lyrical symbols. Listen to The National Please. Thanks.

Summer Lovin' Torture Party: Runaway





















As most of the Internet knows, I absolutely love The National. The new record "High Violet" has been on repeat for weeks. I have the vinyl, the cd, the 7". It's getting to be a problem. So naturally I am need a creative outlet for that obsession.

This is going to be a collection of 11 images that corresponds to a song on the record.

National Fans know what the title of the series is all about. Am I right?

EXCITING probably!