Topic “Bravely Done”
12 Questions: Bryan Suereth of Disjecta
12 Questions: Bryan Suereth of Disjecta
What brings you to work everyday?
The thought of a better life. And staying active to thwart the onset of Alzheimer’s.
What sacred cows have you tipped lately?
Cow tipping was a phenomenon that did actually occur in my hometown of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Categories —
Bravely DoneKyle Hollingsworth Meet & Greet at the Portland Pub
As an avid homebrewer for many years, Kyle Hollingsworth, keyboardist of The String Cheese Incident, has long been a fan of microbrews and specialty beers and has found the perfect way to blend his love of brewing with his love for music.
Bravely Done artist salute: Mount Eerie
It takes a certain kind of person to want to hole up in a cabin in Norway for the winter…ALONE. Bravely Done artist salute: Everest
Where do you go after touring the world, playing arenas with the likes of Neil Young, Wilco, and Death Cab For Cutie, skipping from show to show via a small plane the way Buddy Holly used to do? Nas Chompas
BRAVELY DONE: Your artwork has a strong Northwest vibe; lots of pine trees, rickety ships and friendly bears, are you from these parts?
NAS: Not originally. I'm from San Diego but moved up here a few years back. I think it’s pretty accurate to say that everything I've made since the move has changed a lot. Bravely Done artist salute: Jason Ricci & New Blood
“Openly Gay” bodes well for the guy. Gay or not gay, we could care less. It’s the “openly” part we especially dig. Open. Honest. Stand-up. Without a net. Hey, you can’t go through life walking on egg-shells. (What kind of bland, forgettable, lowest-common-denominator beer would we end up churning out that way?) Anyway, on to the real issue: music.
BRAVELY DONE: Have you always done silkscreen printing as your metho







