The wait is over! Season 2 of the Salt & Flickers Podcast is here!! 🥳🎧 We open with a dope three hander: it’s me sitting down with co-creator of the book @ericjunker and our art director @jayshells_ - two of my personal hero’s in movement and art 🏅
This is the first time the three of us are back in a (zoom) room since we hit send on the final draft. 📚😘 Lots to go through, lots of questions we’ve had for each other since the book came out, lots of talk about creativity, process and processing….we get in and stay in!
Swipe thru before you tap thru to see different iterations of the book and art, font inspiration, and drafts of @saltandflickers coming to life.
So stoked to be back, starting with these two amazing dudes and yo, season two has so many incredible guests, dropping every other week for your listening pleasure 🧘🏽🧘🏽♀️🧘🏻♂️
Thanks to producers @kyle.smithers and @jconnorsimpson and editor @pax_dorian 🏆for doing all the things
Music by @h0tscience
Available everywhere you listen to podcasts and streaming on our site (links in bio)
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In honor of his new album “656” here’s a throwback to 2014 when I got this joint up outside Terrace Ave. Apartments in Hempstead for the great @rocmarci
Photo captured by @aymanndotcom
#therapquotes
Altadena
Acrylic and gouache on birch panel.
36” round
My third piece in this series of neighborhood paintings. Look for your favorite spots. Sadly, most were lost in the Eaton fire, but they’ll never be forgotten.
rap quotes in real life by @jayshells_
jay shells is a new york-based artist best known for his “rap quotes” project, where he creates street signs featuring hip-hop lyrics and installs them at the exact locations mentioned in the raps. in an interview with the hundreds, he revealed that the idea began in new york city when he installed the first sign in harlem quoting big l’s line “139 and lenox.”
since then, the project has expanded to cities like los angeles, atlanta, and philadelphia. shells has also featured lyrics from nas, jay-z, kendrick lamar, lauryn hill, outkast, travis scott, drake, and more, turning his project into a living archive of hip-hop’s geographic history.
📸 @aymanndotcom (13,14)
