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Gary Houston Art Studio Tour

March 18, 2021 By Moonalice Posters Leave a Comment

Artist Gary Houston of Voodoo Catbox, currently with 30 posters in the Moonalice series, was featured on Full Moonalice’s Box of Chocolates Sampler Shelter-In-Place Session #362 streamed live on Sunday, March 14, 2021 at 4:20pm.

Highlights of this exclusive tour include a look at his many industrial tools, beautiful screenprinted posters hanging on the walls, and his unique tchotchke collection!

The video is set to begin with Gary welcoming you into his Portland, Oregon studio.

Update: Voodoo Catbox Printmaking Process

Part 1 – Illustration

Watch Gary Houston’s Printmaking Process, originally featured on Full Moonalice’s Box of Chocolates Sampler Shelter-In-Place Session #383 streamed live on Sunday, April 4, 2021 at 4:20pm.

Part 2 – Color Separations

April 11, 2021 Full Moonalice Box of Chocolates Sampler Shelter-In-Place Session #390

Part 3 – Making Screens

May 2, 2021 Full Moonalice Box of Chocolates Sampler Shelter-In-Place Session #413

Mike Dolgushkin Art Studio Tour

March 8, 2021 By Moonalice Posters Leave a Comment

Artist Mike Dolgushkin, currently with 8 posters in the Moonalice series, was featured on Full Moonalice’s Box of Chocolates Sampler Shelter-In-Place Session #355 streamed live on Sunday, March 7, 2021 at 4:20pm.

Highlights of this intimate visit include a look at some recent concert posters designed by Mr. Dolgushkin, a peak at his San Francisco 60’s rock poster collection, and a special behind-the-scenes look at the making of his latest poster for Full Moonalice (pictured below).

The video below is queued up to start with Mike welcoming you.

4/19/20 420 Gathering of the Tribe, Bicycle Day Celebration, Terrapin Crossroads, San Rafael, CA poster by Mike Dolgushkin — M11xx › 4/19/20 Terrapin Crossroads, San Rafael, CA poster by Mike Dolgushkin (Cancelled)

The Making of Full Moonalice’s “Bird Song” Art By Dennis Larkins

January 25, 2021 By Moonalice Posters 4 Comments

Full Moonalice “Bird Song” art by Dennis Larkins

Full Moonalice Box of Chocolates Sampler Shelter In Place Session #313 was streamed live at 4:20pm on Sunday, January 24, 2021, and included a tasty treat with poster artist Dennis Larkins that is not to be missed!

Dennis, currently with 44 posters in the Moonalice series, invites you into his studio located in Santa Fe, New Mexico for a special behind-the-scenes look at a recent project with Full Moonalice, creating art for the song “Bird Song” by Robert Hunter, originally performed by the Grateful Dead.

This intimate tour illustrates the first part of the process for all of Dennis’ creations of art, whether they are commissioned for concert posters or fine art galleries.

The video below is queued up to begin with Dennis welcoming you.

Updated

Part 2 was streamed live on Sunday, February 7, 2021 at 4:20pm and included in with the Full Moonalice Box of Chocolates Sampler Shelter-In-Place #327.

Updated

The third and final part was streamed live on Sunday, February 28, 2021 at 4:20pm and included in with the Full Moonalice Box of Chocolates Sampler Shelter-In-Place #348.

Watch 📺 Full Moonalice – “Bird Song” (Official Music Video)

Jack Markell – The Silence of the Good (Official Video)

October 14, 2020 By Moonalice Posters Leave a Comment

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail” inspired this music video featuring Dr. Clarence B. Jones, MLK’s speechwriter, legal counsel and personal advisor. The lyrics were written by the former Governor of Delaware, Jack Markell, Ann McNamee, and Eric McFadden.

The music was composed by Ann McNamee, Jason Crosby, and Eric McFadden. Please read “Letter from Birmingham Jail” to learn how you can help break The Silence of the Good.

Click here for a free download of the track:

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CREDITS & LYRICS

Performed by Eric McFadden, Jason Crosby, and Dr. Clarence B. Jones
Lyrics by Jack Markell, Ann McNamee, and Eric McFadden
Music by Ann McNamee, Eric McFadden, and Jason Crosby
Lead Vocal, Guitar, Bass, Drums: Eric McFadden
Spoken Word: Dr. Clarence B. Jones
Vocal Harmonies, Keyboard: Jason Crosby

Produced by Ann McNamee
Executive Producers: Jack Markell and Ann McNamee
Mixed and Mastered by Dave Way
©2020 All rights reserved
Published by Jack Markell 302 Music/ASCAP

Original Art by: DOMO

Video by MediaVision Productions:
Editor: Brian Stevens
Assistant Editor: Jill Bernstein

Photography courtesy of:
Dr. Clarence B. Jones
Official White House Photos by Pete Souza
The Birmingham Public Library
JD Cohen Photography
The Library of Congress
NARA
GPA Photo Archive/Abernathy Family via National Park Service
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Many thanks to:
Dr. Clarence B. Jones, Jonathan Greenberg and the USF Institute for Nonviolence and Social Justice, The Birmingham Public Library, Alexandra Fischer, and Bailey Duquette P.C.: Barbara J. Riesberg, Esq., Stephan Matanovic, Esq.

LYRICS

Verse 1:
Dr. King received a message As he sat there in his cell
In Birmingham Alabama He had gone there to repel
The troubles in that city For which it was well known
Though his message spoke of peace Into the prison he was thrown
Pastors sent that message Urging King to wait
They didn’t want his protest He wasn’t welcome in their state

CHORUS:
History has taught us The Reverend understood
The bad get their power From the silence of the good

Verse 2:
King replied with a letter About our country’s sins
“An unjust law’s no law at all” Said St. Augustine
The year was 1963 It was time to decide
All people should be freed “Justice delayed is justice denied”

CHORUS:
History has taught us The Reverend understood
The bad get their power From the silence of the good

Verse 3:
Has anything been changing In the decades that have passed?
After Floyd and many others Might the country finally grasp?
It’s more than just a slogan It’s a way to live our lives
When Martin’s dream is realized Only then will justice arrive

CHORUS:
As history has taught us The Reverend understood
The bad get their power From the silence
From the silence… …of the good

Printmaking with Gary Houston of Voodoo Catbox

September 14, 2020 By Moonalice Posters Leave a Comment

Portland-based artist Gary Houston, currently with 30 posters in the Moonalice series, has created a wonderful video series on the printmaking process.

Some of Gary’s posters (pictured below) have been screenprinted by Gary, and this four part series covers the process that brings these beautiful posters to life, each one individually signed and numbered.

The series begins with the initial concept sketch and transforming that drawing into a scratchboard illustration. Part two digs into color separations, while the third segment teaches about preparing the screens, before the final part of printing.