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Costume Drama |
Glow in the Dark Boy |
Bright Colors That Fade |
Springtime in Paris |
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aaba (all about Brandon Adamson)
I'm constantly trying to find ways to make this website
seem slightly less a narcissistic, pathetic, shameless exercise in self promotion like
so many thousands of other "yourname.com"(or in this case myname.com) struggling
artists' self celebratory/pontificatory websites, blogs and the like.
This is of course limited in as much as one can make onesownname.com about something
other than one's self, and still have it be useful in promoting said person and their
creative endeavors. For all the hullabaloo surrounding this page, I'm basically just an "anti socialite" eccentric recluse. I would very much like to someday live in a treehouse and never come out, but I would probably even settle for a third floor condominium that has the ambianic "feel" of a treehouse. I would make sure that I have everything I need, and just stay up there and watch old movies, play super nintendo rpgs, read choose your own adventures, listen to mod records, draw geometric shapes, write pathetic poems and play the farfisa. Maybe once in a great while I would step out for a relaxing bike ride or perhaps a little snack. Anyway, let's face it, there's nothing out there. The most common themes in my work are escapism, minimalism, nostalgia, romance, redemption, and understated sarcasm, while I occasionally dabble in everything from subtle misogyny and self pity, to remote time travel possibilities. In 2006 I founded the Organization for Politically Conservative Artists(www.conartists.org), mainly because I had been looking for such a support group to join for quite some time only to discover that in fact no such entity existed. So I started one up. Unbelievably, I have a terrific girlfriend who somehow lends me some legitimacy. I'm something of a mediocre musician, an accomplished poet, a bit of a card, and all in all a very reasonable young man.
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