two blue wolves – poster/desktop wallpaper
An interpretation of Two Blue Wolves by graphic designer Colin McNamara.
stranger in the strangest land – lyrics
“Stranger In the Strangest Land” was the first track that was produced based on the short story Two Blue Wolves. The song was conceived by author Wythe Marschall and producer Sam Tyndall. The music video is currently in post production. Look for a preview coming soon on www.sparrowhall.com. In the meantime, here are the lyrics. [...]
designer colin mcnamara to design two blue wolves poster
Graphic designer Colin McNamara has signed on to produce a poster and desktop wallpaper for the upcoming publication of Two Blue Wolves. I’ll post a preview as soon as I have it.
two blue wolves – meet the artists
The Two Blue Wolves experience is built on collaboration. Artists from all over the world have connected with the story and have reinterpreted it through their own mediums. The list of collaborators continues to grow, and with it, the richness of the experience. I’m honored to be engaged in a dialogue with so many gifted [...]
award-winning editor ryan aynes to produce two blue wolves music video
Ryan Aynes has joined the Two Blue Wolves collaborative as the music video editor for “Stranger In the Strangest Land.” The song will be featured on the upcoming Two Blue Wolves Soundtrack. Ryan has won a number of awards for his work, including an Official Selection at the 2006 Tribeca Film Festival for Innocents Lost: [...]
a shout out from lawrence david
I was blown away when Lawrence sent me this. I’m a fan of his work. He’s published two novels, Need and Family Values as well as the beloved Horrace Splatty children’s book series. Lawrence is a master storyteller, and it’s always fascinated me how he can move so fluidly between writing incredibly bleak fiction and [...]
eva schmidt in populous
This weekend, I witnessed Eva Schmidt performing in Pupulous at the church on Washington Square Park. The audience watched from the center of the space as the “scenes” unfolded around us. The overlapping of activity, narratives, and improv was a bit maddening at times, but made for a compelling performance. Eva is currently developing a [...]
heavy rotation – june
It’s hot. Roll them windows down. And give me something to bump to. Drop It Like It’s Hot (Remix ft. Lil Jon & Pharrell) / Snoop Dogg Fatty Acid (Kruder Dorfmeister Session) / Lamb Revolution Solution (feat. Perry Farrell) / Theivery Corporation Hand To Mouth / George Michael King For A Day / Thompson Twins [...]
seeing multiples
Lee Johnson, writer and editor of Bennington College’s literary magazine, Silo, recently shared his thoughts on Two Blue Wolves and how the story’s themes of multiplicity have translated themselves into the artistic collaborative. “Two Blue Wolves. The title itself is duplicate. We imagine a pair of animals that share an aura of mysterious melancholy. There [...]
watch for the blitz
I just finished reading Nathan Parker‘s screen adaptation of Blitz, based on the bestseller by author Ken Bruen. Couldn’t put it down. It’s about a cop killer running wild on the streets of London. The script was handed off to Russell Crowe who’s being considered for the leading role of Brant, a rogue cop who [...]
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