Soul by Gary Kelley
IanBrooks.me
When you stare into the Internet, the Internet also stares back at you.Follow my short story:
The Chthonian Fridge
posted one chapter at a time
Check out my published short story:
Dawn of Cicada Time
about the lives of the 17 year cicadas
Internet seer, Purveyor of Cool Shit. Made in Anchorage, AK
Twitter: @zombieianbrooks
Instagram: @ian_brooks
Shapes and Colors by José Pedersen
Artist: DeviantArt / Blogspot
Sweet and Scary Halloween Beasties by Grelin Machin
Original pieces available for purchase at etsy
Artist: Tumblr / DeviantArt / Behance
The Overdrive Series by James White
Limited edition prints available at signalnoise on Wednesday, July 9th, 2014, starting at 12pm EST.
Beastiary by Caitlin Hackett
Prints available at Society6
Artist: Website / DeviantArt / Twitter / Tumblr
The Inscending Spiral by James Roper
Showing at MIRUS Gallery in San Francisco, CA from July 12th - August 15th, 2014.
"Lost You" Styleboards by Andrew Archer
Developed and illustrated by Andrew Archer for the music video “Lost You” by Zeds Dead x Twin Shadow (Directed by Danny Palmer / Grandson & Son).
'Round 'Laska photos by Ian Brooks
Thank you, Climate Change, for making the past month here in Alaska a balmy 70-ish degrees, and allowing me to get all these fantastic pictures. I just wanted to share some shots I’ve gotten over the last couple weeks during this gorgeous weather (and then, not so gorgeous as in the last picture when the city was engulfed in wildfire smoke). If you consider yourself a world traveler or someday wish to be, and Alaska is not on your list of places to visit before you shrug off this mortal coil, then perhaps you need to revise your list.
Stencil Street Art by Bryce Chisholm
Artist: DeviantArt / Tumblr / Instagram / Facebook
Dawn of Cicada Time by Ian Brooks
Hey guys, time for a personal plug. In the April edition of Empty Sink Publishing you can find a short story I wrote about the 17-year cicadas called “Dawn of Cicada Time”, a narrative about the lives of these obnoxiously loud insects that live underground for so long to have only a short period of time in the sun.
Here’s some expert testimony from my friends who have already read this story and insist you do the same:
whowasntthere enthusiastically states: “A lovely piece of work from Ian that everyone should read. It has beautiful imagery and sci-fi overtones, even with the realistic subject material. I’m also not going to be annoyed by the loud buzzing this Summer, but rather happily (and sadly) imagining this story”
peterfalkscorpse warns: "Do yourself a favor and read this shit. Make a good decision for once in your life. Your father and I are very disappointed in the direction your life is taking, we just want what’s best for you"
hansma, who contributed the above artwork says: "I had a lot of fun getting to work with Ian on this illustration. I highly recommend you read his story because it is pretty brilliant"
armsbendback affectionately remarks: "Ian is my favourite and you should go and read this"
Cover 1 by Heather Hansma / Cover 2 by Mike Kevan
