Life Just Keeps On Going, Doesn’t It? (Observations, Mishaps and You-knows) By Brian Polk Art by Molly Wirtz Published Issue 106, October 2022 The First Couple Of Times I Saw “Quiet Quitting,” I Thought It Was “Quiet Quilting” And I concluded it was a nice little trend. What could be more quaint than a bunch […]
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Werewolf Radar: Funnin’ With The Devil By Nate Balding Art by Eric Joyner Published Issue 106, October 2022 Break out the fun size Snickers and a ball of cotton webbing you’ll be finding pieces of next June, because through the trick and/or treat of temporal experience the world has once again reached Checkpoint: Spooky. Even now
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Shadows By Gray Winsler Art by Jason White Published Issue 106, October 2022 Charlie walked along the shore, cold waves lapping at his feet. His little legs wobbled over uneven stones, water breathing in and out of every crevice. The tears on his cheeks had dried and been washed away by the salty mists. He
King Street Pass By Chris Austin Published Issue 106, October 2022 Chris Austin is a painter and sculptor living and working in Toronto, Canada, whose paintings depict captivating scenes imbued with a surreal luminescence. His works are inspired by his travels through North America, and in particular, the Pacific Northwest. See more of his work
Wolf By Brian Serway Published Issue 106, October 2022 Brian Serway was born in southwest Virginia, grew up there and in southern Florida, and currently lives in Johnson City, Tennessee. He was raised by his mother who was an impressionistic oil painter, and encouraged him to create from a very young age. Growing up around
By Gray Winsler Art by Moon_Patrol Published Issue 105, September 2022 You have no idea of the life that exists just beneath your toes. I sure as hell didn’t, not back in ‘66. Spent my whole life walking atop this earth, never given much thought to what’s below, never thinking about the thousands and thousands
Tony Hawk x Mark Mothersbaugh collaboration for Independent Trucks between Shepard Fairey‘s Obey Giant Photo courtesy of Mark Mothersbaugh Published as the Back Cover: Issue 105, September 2022 Legendary skater Tony Hawk and artistic visionary Mark Mothersbaugh teamed up for a special collaboration for Independent Trucks. The artwork by Mark (seen on this sticker) is featured on
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espeetwelvehundred By Kid Koala Published Issue 105, September 2022 Kid Koala has established himself as a respected performer, film composer, theatre producer and visual artist. His career began as a scratch DJ in 1994, rapidly growing a cult fan base due to his virtuosic skills. Ever innovating, he quickly evolved into combining turntables with analog
Published Issue 105, September 2022 From Green To Red by Birdy friend and visionary artist Beatie Wolfe is an environmental protest piece built using 800,000 years of historic climate data to visualize rising CO2 levels. Unveiled around the world from the Nobel Prize Summit, London Design Biennale and the UN Global Climate Conference COP26 to
Werewolf Radar Strife On Mars By Nate Balding Published Issue 105, September 2022 A lot of people frown on the idea of child soldiers. And sure, trafficking in prepubescent souls for the purposes of indoctrinating a small army into becoming unrelenting killers beyond the purview of self-awareness sounds pretty bad. But who else are you