Art by Erik Rogers Published Issue 129, September 2024 Erik Rogers is a self-taught artist from the Midwest. He primarily works with pens, colored pencils and crayons. His art is childish, poorly illustrated and often disturbing. He currently lives and works in Metro Detroit. See Erik’s last Birdy install, Manuel of Omaha: Dinosaurs Will Fuck […]
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Invisible Force By Eric Joyner Published as the Centerfold of Issue 129, September 2024 About Eric Joyner: I was born in San Mateo, a suburb of San Francisco. My childhood was fairly uneventful, doing the usual things most kids did, reading comics (mostly Mad, Creepy, Eerie and newspaper comic strips), playing sports, and going to
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Interview by Krysti Joméi & Jonny DeStefano Published Issue 128, August 2024 New Mexico-based art rebel Dave Danzara creates for our eyes to wake up our minds. With the world as his stage, Dave has played roles as an illustrator, filmmaker, custom framer, international graphic designer, artist for musical giants and cultural icons, and more,
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Children of Ava Story + Art by Joel Tagert Published Issue 128, August 2024 A hundred miles from the poisoned ghost of Salt Lake the rearview screen on the dash caught a flash of sun on a vehicle topping a ridge miles back. The horizontality of it caught Maya’s eye: a brilliant hyphen winking in
Polydactyl Poppy By Gray Winsler Art by Tyler Davis Published Issue 128, August 2024 Most house cats have never been on opioids. Maisey was not most cats. She was no longer sure she was a cat at all. Her fur was warm and tingly. It felt like microwaved glitter. It felt like Rainbow Road. She could
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Drift By Josh Keyes Published as the Back Cover of Issue 128, August 2024 Drift is acrylic on panel showcasing a polar bear standing on top of the iconic 76 gasoline ball sign in an expanse of ocean. Portland-based ecosurrealist Josh Keyes’ work has been described as “a satirical look at the impact urban sprawl
Shelley Strikes Again … With Advice: How to make the most of your life in the ebb and flow. By Shelley The Shrimp Photos by Kate Russell Published in Issue 128, August 2024 Hey Shelley, have you ever had to live far away from someone you deeply care about? And if so, how do you deal
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After Abandoning Attempts At Living A Normal Life, I Consider Embracing My Eccentricity By Brian Polk Art by Jason White Published Issue 128, August 2024 My Contrarian Friend Who Spends Less Than 1 percent Of His Life Outside Still Has Strong Opinions About The Weather My friend, who in the interest of anonymity we’ll call
Sky Rays Play Around The Ruins By Ali Hoff Published Issue 128, August 2024 Check out the animated version of Sky Rays Play Around The Ruins on Ali’s Instagram | Don’t miss this piece projected on to the Daniels & Fisher Clocktower in Downtown Denver as part of Birdy’s Summer Conundrum piece in partnership with
Queen City Sounds By Tom Murphy Published Issue 128, August 2024 Acidbat – Empty Vial The vivid tones and rhythmic textures on this album are a testament to Seth Ogden’s mastery of incorporating modular and analog gear into his imaginative production. These acid techno tracks are crafted from live hardware, and there is a great