Danielle Scruggs | Photography: Journal

Things have not slowed down, but I realize how important it is to just make the time to put my proverbial house in order. That said, I revamped my portfolio site a bit. I created a "Projects" section, featuring all the series I've worked on since 2007. I added a concert section as well as design work and a few selected writings on the visual arts. I'll be making a few more tweaks in the coming weeks as well.

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

I came across this e-book tonight and it is right on time: The 5-Step Art Career Makeover:
http://keshabruce.com/downloads.html

It's time to get to work in a major way.

Kesha Bruce is an American mixed-media artist living in France. In addition to her
studio work, Kesha is also Director of Baang and Burne Contemporary, which
produces one-night-only art events in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
Her artwork and ideas on art and creativity can be found at www.KeshaBruce.com

 Flyer design by yours truly.

Press release for Friday's concert fundraiser for Alan Page, DC City Council Candidate, follows below:

[On] Friday, February 4th at Ras (4809 Georgia Ave NW), The Package will be rocking a fundraiser for PKG co-owner Alan Page (a/k/a Spirit, lovingly dubbed “The Suit”), who is on a quest to become an at-large city councilperson in DC!

This would be a huge step forward for the music community in Washington DC and for youth/progressive politics in general. Alan is running as the sole Green Party candidate against seventeen Democrats, one party-nonaffliated Independent and one Republican.

The special election is April 26th, but the party is February 4th! DC hip-hop veterans Head Roc and Born I (also known as Born Infinite) will also be rocking the stage! It’s all a part of the Uptown Friday Nights series that links progressive musicians with progressive causes!

We’re facing a $600 million budget shortfall, but we can’t balance the budget on the backs of the poor. We can also make our tax system more fair, so that those earning $41,000/year aren’t in the same tax bracket as those earning $41 billion/year (as is the case now). We all have to share the pain to share the gain.

Let’s work together to save our (d)iverse (c)ity!

Find out more about Alan’s platform at http://alanpagedc.com
And come rock out with us next Friday!

Thanks!
In solidarity,
Alan (Spirit) a/k/a me!