Presenting the poster art and design we created for the 2015 Timber Outdoor Music Festival.
Campsite, here we come…
live music film // Benjamin Verdoes : “Forest of Your Mind”
In the forests of Timber Outdoor Music Festival, Benjamin Verdoes risked life and limb (pun intended) to climb a tree and play this shimmering acoustic ode for us—and now we get to share it with you. Many thanks to Benjamin!
photos // TIMBER! : 2014
We had such an amazing time at TIMBER! Outdoor Music Festival this year—including, but not limited to: (1) sitting front-and-center through J Mascis‘ mind-altering set, (2) watching Damien Jurado‘s gorgeous set from our tent, (3) the Milky Way overhead, (4) swimming in the river with good friends, (5) feeling a world away in Tolt-MacDonald Park, and (6) spending the weekend with some of our favorite people and artists. Thank you Kevin, Phil and Chad at Artist Home! Photos are below and films are to come…!
top photo courtesy of Crews Photography & Video
poster // TIMBER! : 2014
Here’s the poster we created for the 2nd annual TIMBER! Outdoor Music Festival. Take a look at those headliners!
We wanted to catch the vibe of swim trunks and boat sails and tent flaps and starry nights and forever blues. We’re already mentally there . . . hope you’ll join us in July!
Tickets on sale at timbermusicfest.com.
film // Quasi : TIMBER! Stageside Film
“FRAGILE music equipment” is written in big, stenciled letters on the crate holding Sam Coomes’ keyboard. Which must be a joke, because if you’ve ever seen Quasi perform, you know the extent to which he brutalizes his instrument—whaling on the keys with his fists, banging chords out with his forehead, lifting it up and bashing it against his chest, and basically subjecting it to any other ferocious paroxysm that seems to consume his passions at the time. Meanwhile, Janet Weiss assaults her drum kit in a far less violent but no less expressive manner—measuring out chord and tempo changes with virtuosic artistry. Quasi’s was a performance not to be missed—enjoy “The Rhino” as seen stage-side from their Main Stage set at the first annual TIMBER! Music Festival.