Great Crevase Edgar Mueller
Edgar Mueller working hard over a series of 5 days, 12 hrs a day with 5 assistants created his classic 250 square meter Great Crevase. Creating images over time using simply chalk playing with negative and positive spaces, makes his images seem as if they’re 3D. Encouraging his on lookers to take part in the process to add to the effect. “Chalk Guy”, Making a L3gaci of his own.
The BKc, Casting: FALL
NYc casting call, BKc Fall Catalog & Holiday Campaign: If you’ve ever been on the set of a BKc photo shoot you know the kind of fun we have. We’d like to continue to “Spread the BKc love” by casting our readers, supporters and BKc family first. Join us this Saturday September 25th and/or Sunday September 26th to be professionally photographed for our Fall & Holiday campaign which will be published on the Eastcoast, Westcoast & Worldwide. THIS IS NOT A PAID SHOOT, but an excellent opportunity to be shot by our award winning professional photographer John Midgley & professional stylist Scott Newkirk & The BKc team for an actual campaign. You’ll receive a copy for your portfolio, to show the family and for bragging rights. YOU MUST RSVP at colin@thebkcircus.com with your name, mobile, shoe size, shirt, pants size, height & 3 pictures, Ladies Welcome! Please wait on a reply email to confirm your attendance. The BKc Style & Character and The Hundred Year Plan . . .
Music appreciation
Have you ever just sat down listening to the radio and wondered about how much is involved in the creation of the song you are listening to? Speaking from a standard person’s view one might say, “man that sounds easy” speaking from being a former musician, I can tell you it’s not as easy as it looks or sounds. Whether it is rock, rap, r&b or metal, there is a lot that has to be taken into account as far as creation and production. Firstly I would say to anyone who is interested in this line of work, be very sure what style of music it is that you are trying to do (rock,metal,rap, etc.) then ask yourself, what kind of message is it that you want to send? What meaning is it that your sound holds? Again, speaking as a songwriter and vocalist, I try to speak about things I am passionate about. If you have a passion for the youth of America, then write about it. Do not concentrate hard about making it big the first day. IT IS NOT GOING TO HAPPEN the first day. Find fellow musicians who share your passion for whatever genre it is that you are getting into. Make sure they are people that you can be comfortable with. Now, for me, mys style was post hardcore (a branch of metal) firstly, we needed a bass guitarist. A bass line is the blood of your band. Second the drummer, the beat that keeps the blood going. Third, a rhythm guitarist who follows bass and is in essence one of the last things you notice in a real successful metal band. Trust me, they are one of the most significant. Next comes our lead guitarist whose job is probably the most difficult, but if you get a good one it will be worth while. Lead usually consists of difficult and complex combinations of arpeggios, pinch harmonics, sweep picking etc. He or she will need to adapt to the other instruments and put forth a new twist that makes the song more interesting in the long run. Lead guitarists are sometimes the most creative members of the band. Your vocalist doesn’t exactly have an easy job either. I am currently a vocalist and can tell you it is much more difficult than it appears. Timing is everything for a vocalist and sometimes you have to write three or four versions before you can find one that suits you. It all depends on you. So people, if you choose to get into the music field, I encourage you to get out there and do it. Do whatever music it is that strengthens you and fuels YOUR passion. Are you going to just stand around and listen? Or are you going to jump for it? It’s your sound, it’s your L3gaci.
A Love Affair Event
For the end of fashion week we ventured into the city. Invited out to a “Love Affair” we saw some amazing bands and met some interesting characters. Playing that night were a few acts, Susan Justice, The Dead Exs, Little Devil Dance Again, Hot in the City, Racel Platten and Mitchy C. Gracing the stage of Sullivan Hall, Nyc, we kept moving the entire night. If you haven’t heard of them yet, you should soon. Put together by the founders of Spoken Heart Couture and Dirty Crush Clothing, we were impressed. Enjoying a drink to some tunes, we spoke with co-founder of Spoken Heart Couture, Dave Cenaffra, just one of the many responsible for the evening, even though exhausted put together an amazing event with friends. Working hard to finish school, launch his music and clothing career, while helping others, we’re sure to see more of him in events to come. Take a stroll over to SHcouture.com, were one can find “Summer Rules to Live by all Year Round”, offers summer inspired clothing for females all inspired by love. Not to forget Dirtycrush.com, offering tee’s and more for guys and girls to go your favorite show in. We witnessed a few L3gaci’s in the making that night, have you?
Check out the Bands and Companies
shcouture.com
dirtycrush.com
twitter.com/spoken_heart
twitter.com/dirty_crush
ozonemm.com
myspace.com/susanjustice
myspace.com/thedeadexs
myspace.com/littledevildanceagain
myspace.com/hotinthecitymusic
myspace.com/heyitsmitchyc
Susan Justice Performing













