Dark alley (dark alley) black star
Four turkeys in a big black car
The road is shiny (bright shine) the wheels slide
Four turkeys for a dangerous ride
The lacquer crackles (black tar) the engines roar
A ship was turning broadside to the shore
Splish splash I was raking in the cash
The biology of purpose keeps my nose above the surface (OOH)Brian Eno 1977
Header Image, ‘King’s Lead Hat’ (c) Rob Goldstein 2019
Teagan Geneviene and I collaborated on a āLuluā story for Sue Vincent’s Daily Echo.
My part was making illustrations and a video; for that, I took a break from social media.
Thanks to Sue for being the inspiration for this collaboration with Teagan.
Iām honored to share a guest spot on Sueās blog.
I learn when I take on a project like this, and itās fun to illustrate a character as surreal as āLuluā.
It took three shoots to figure out how to stage Tom Driberg’s capture
I want the graphics to reflect the spirit of Teaganās story.
I hope Iāve done that with this video.
To read the story by Teagan Geneviene visit Sue Vincent’s Daily Echo
Rob Goldstein 2019
All images (c) Rob Goldstein 2019
Please watch this recent video from the New York Times.
If you find it informative please share it.
Each one teach one.
The saying āEach one teach oneā is an African proverb that originated in America during slavery times. Slaves were seen as chattel and therefore denied an education so when one slave learned to read or write, it became his duty to teach someone else.
Knowledge is power
The header image is a screenshot from the video. I do not own the image. I used it for educational purposes.
Rob Goldstein 2018
Art by Rob Goldstein 