The Tech Wolves had their first market at the Cooper Young Farmer’s Market. It was a pretty great way to bounce into the season. Zay and Othello each had work for sale and they added more to the coolness of Global Streetwear. Afterwards, we stopped in to visit with Jay Etkin at his gallery. We hope to see you at a next market.
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A Message from U Dig.
What are we doing in Memphis Jookin, Tennessee? We are decreasing crime and the poverty mindset.
Read MoreTrill V illustrates trill.
Memphis Jookin, TN
If you haven’t seen much an update here, it is because dies were cast and some events put us to a spot most excellent but not quite expected. There is a longer story but the short form is that the Tech Wolves are working with U Dig Dance to develop Memphis Jookin, TN. It’s a season of events and a great much more around the art and culture of dance, with a spotlight on one borne from the Bluff City. https://sportsandmedia.tech/
Read MorePlanes and creativity.
December 21, 2020. Brian and I discuss a little bit about what Tech Wolves is. The footage of the airport is technically from another time we met over at Brian’s house but the conversation is part of a continuity and it was a cool shot so we figured that it works. DRW
Read MoreA Question and Answer with Brian
December 9, 2020admin Brian Cartwright is the president of the board and most active in Tech Wolves adventures when he is not occupied with his schooling. While we were trying to get the forge operating appropriately, Wesley stopped by and so they sat down to meet and hold a little Q and A. Give it a listen. *RenaBear has to get inside whenever a train comes by.
Read MoreInsanity: An Open Letter to America
Kelsea Comb first published as a start to her blog. She is a person of many things, poet and writer are two. She wrote this letter in the days after the election for the 46th president. November 04, 2020 (Excuse punctuation, just started writing) I would like to start with a poem by Countee Cullen. Incident Once riding in old Baltimore,Heart-filled, head-filled with glee;I saw a BaltimoreanKeep looking straight at me. Now I was eight and very small,And he was no whit bigger,And so I smiled, but he poked outHis…
Read MoreA simple string board.
We contacted our friend John Lowebow, who makes cigar box guitars and more. He sent the above list. Most things are available at your local hardware store. The pickup, jack and guitar strings came from a guitar store. A next build will include diy pickups. The screws for to attach the pickup are # 4. The bridge and nut were cut from the smaller piece of wood. Measurements are important. Here, a tape was used to measure the pickup height. On the next one, the pickup was used to mark…
Read MoreClutch is when it is needed most.
A great much has transpired to get to this point where a young man in some raggedy shoes and a car we had to jump afterwards, showed up in the midst of the mist of Hurricane Delta on parking lot at the intersection of Highway 51 and Noncannah Creek to have the chance to ask for his dream. The muses are powerful around here and so in media res we must go to follow some conventions. We left but not until I had to come back and boost Wesley’s car…
Read MoreA trip there and back or two.
A-Tonal Soul (Antonio Hobson) was scheduled to play a little diddy, as advertised on this flyer in social media and around. He’s a joy to watch and listen to. The hope was to pull some good audio with our new sound gear along with some cool video. The day prior, we had left our Mystery Van lunchbox with our camera and audio recorder with Wesley. He’s the one on the right making sparks. “He will be the one dressed to be seen and playing a saxophone.” While Zay and dude…
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