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Dec 17, 2015
angela

Videos for Rodrigo Constanzo

I live with this beautiful human, Rodrigo Constanzo. Here are some videos I’ve made with him. I’ll update this post as and when a new video is made, but only the FOUR most recent will appear. There are MANY videos in this post. Please click the ‘continue reading‘ link below to see the complete post.

December 9, 2015 – hosted by BaconJam. Rod’s post on our “light vomit

February 7, 2015 – Everything. Everything at Once. Once. (3).
This video is one of a set of 4 videos total, for the third iteration in the Everything. Everything at Once. Once. series. That’s too many numbers and references to numbers to make sense, isn’t it? I mean this…
Everything. Everything at once. Once. (has 3 videos)
Everything. Everything at once. Once. (2) (has 4 videos)
Everything. Everything at once. Once. (3) (has 4 videos, which includes the one shown below). My role in this vid differs from others since the camera is static. Have a look at the thoughtful and thorough blog post Rod made about our process and thinking behind this work.

October 28, 2014 – The full length version of iminlovewithanothergirl.com.
And here’s Rod’s blog post about it.
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Sep 20, 2015
angela

I is a dream Body has

My friend Ray Evanoff asked me to contribute to his online publication FOCI Arts.

It is best accessed on his site directly by following this link: FOCI Arts – Art and Athletics 4

but I have also included this version below for those that just happen across my site willy-nilly….


 

FOCI

Introduction by Ray Evanoff

One of the parallels between athletics and art is that both are personal practices. The daily endeavors of such practice become ritualized over time. The repetitive work therein becomes a study of one’s self, forming inroads to unarticulated regions. These regions may be defined or clarified or altered or reflected by the practices that illuminate them. Athletic and artistic practice may thus connect with other parts of life.

Here artist Angela Guyton branches both outward and inward from her physical practice, charting regions along the way that are both personal and broadly applicable. Her’s is a reflection on the body as medium for the insubstantial but intensely significant. She is an overlap between athlete and artist.

1-ray

2-hi

3-the-most

4-likewise

5-I-also

6-animal

7-so-able

8-hands

9-500

10-I-would-now

11-fig1

12-fig2

13-fig3

13b-concrescence dispersion

14-some-time-MAKO

15-to-know

16-hello

17-I-make-things

18-end

Sep 9, 2015
angela

Ben! Mark…

I drew them / he paired them with the English middle names they’d be yelling out.

Ben

Mark

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May 16, 2015
angela

karma~ tutorial video

– “eerily well produced promo video” -awesome programmer Sam Tarakajian (“My Good Buddy Sam“)
– “my loardddd, you guys rock!” –world famous PA Tremblay
– “The only tutorial video I’ve wanted to watch over and over again” –world famous Cassandra Miller
– “holy shitsssss DAMN! that external looks insanely awesome and the video is fucking genius!” –world famous Danishta Rivero
– “stylistically bedazzling” world famous duo David Pocknee & Michael Baldwin

This is a tutorial video I made with Rod  about karma~ (a dynamically lengthed, varispeed record/playback looper external for Max).

Here’s Rod’s blog post about it.

Apr 7, 2015
angela

Dec. 1915

I’ve started working on illustrating a story written by Ramsey Janini, Dec. 1915.

This is crow with eye in it’s beak.

crowwithaneye

Most recent ‘Out In the World’:
Interviewed by the wonderful Lux Occult podcast (ep. 78) where I talk about the vulnerability in making new kinds of work.

Nothing Rhymes With Rats (Trade Paperback)
This 140 page, perfect bound book collects the comic strips that take our rats on a journey of self discovery–from the cage and nihilism to transcendent hope. Get it HERE.

Paradoxical Book 1
Reluctant, time-travelling, twins have to solve a paranormal murder mystery set in 1920s Miami. It was co-created with writer Jason Chestnut. We’ve included the first two issues in this 52 page comic book. Get it HERE.

Bastet’s Rats Nest 
Our two rats are at it again. This time caught-up in a National Treasure type caper that takes them deeper and deeper into the occult. Co-created with Ramsey Janini, it’s a wild ride. Get the 52 page comic HERE.