Submitted by Addz Vindicare Milner via our facebook page.
“My cat Missy getting some zeds Nord style :)”
Tag: cat
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CatSynth pic: White cat and Roland synths
Submitted by Manu Tytgat via our facebook page. That’s an impressive collection of classic Roland instruments.
“the white cat is looking about my new 303-808”
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Weekend Cat Blogging: Cat at Islais Creek
Islais Creek in San Francisco is a favorite photography spot of mine, and also home to an art studio complex featuring many metalwork sculptors. While walking outside of Islais Creek Studios, I encountered this gray cat.
It’s not the first time I have come across cats at Islais Creek Studios. Indeed, I posted about a cat I encountered there last year. It seems to be a natural environment for outdoor cats, lots of places hide in the industrial debris, and friendly people who leave food for them.
In the picture, we see the cat sitting near large metalwork sculptures by the artist David I McGraw. I like the abstract shapes and focus on single, and the fit well with the environment. And they go well with cats.
We participated in this year’s BlogBlast for Peace, which occurred yesterday. Cats have been quite prominent among the entries every year. You can see our peace globe here.
Weekend Cat Blogging #335 is hosted by Kashim, Othello and Salome at PaulChens FoodBlog?!
Carnival of the Cats #399 will be hosted this Sunday by Nikita and Elvira at Meowsings of an Opinionated Pussycat.
And the Friday Ark is at the modulator.
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CatSynth pic: White Cat and Roland TB-303
White cat posing with Roland TB-303. Submitted by Mich Analogdevices via our facebook page.
You can see his previous “black cat” submission here.
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CatSynth pic: Lenny
Submitted by Paul North.
It looks like Lenny is perched on a Roland D50.
I still use samples of the D50 partial set in some of my music, including the multichannel piece I will be doing this month at the Luggage Store Gallery.
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CatSynth pic: Teebee
No that’s not Luna. Submitted by Stefan Robbers via facebook
“Here’s Teebee, enjoying her private seat. Black cats and Black music machines…”
Also appeared in Weekend Cat Blogging yesterday.
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Weekend Cat Blogging #333: Works of Art
Luna contemplates the sculpture Pierced Screen by Joshua-Tree-based artist J Michael Smiley.
She has a good sense for how to contrast her natural shape against stark geometric lines. Actually, given our art and decor, she doesn’t have much choice in the matter.
I bring the outdoor sculptures inside every winter. This month has been rather volatile, ranging from a heatwave to violent rainstorms and now to more typical crisp autumn weather. We were caught completely by surprise with the storms, with both heavy rain and winds. A particularly strong gust of wind one of the outdoor sculptures crashing to the ground.
Fortunately, it was not damaged, perhaps a few scratches but nothing worse than usual wear and tear. I consider the rust sculpture more sensitive to rain, so that one came indoors for storage. Luna has been fascinated by it ever since.
I would like to clean it and fix the rust surface a bit, but I don’t have much expertise in this despite owning multiple rust sculptures.
Our friend Parker of Perfectly Parker has received some very sad news this past week. Our thoughts are with Parker and her family.
Weekend Cat Blogging #333 is hosted by Billy Sweetfeets.
Carnival of the Cats will be up this Sunday at Meowsings of an Opinionated Pussycat
And the Friday Ark is at the modulator.
Weekend Cat Blogging will be here for Hallowe’en next week!
