View Full Version : 05/04/06 Mosaic Grand Re-Opening Event: Lisa Shaw & more
DJ LoveGrove
2006-04-13, 03:07 PM
<img src="http://www.sonicsoul.com/flyer-backWEB.gif">
progroove
2006-04-13, 04:19 PM
Woah, Mosaic is throwing down. Ursula, Chuck, and Andy Caldwell are priority 1's on my schedule for this season. Oh yeah, and the opener.
C'mon, LG...you GOTS to show the front of the flyer!!
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y101/atomicvibe/flyer-front.jpg
cosmopolitan
2006-04-13, 06:29 PM
go baltimore go
Sonic Soul.
2006-04-14, 01:56 PM
Wait until you feel the brand new Mosaic cooling system, for those hot hot evenings.
Cliff
2006-04-14, 02:01 PM
Chuck,.
Definitey someone we could both agree on.
DJ LoveGrove
2006-04-14, 02:41 PM
Here is the most recent schedule for the
Thursday Night Guest DJ Series 2006 Summer Season:
MAY
05/04: LISA SHAW (Naked Music) & JASK (Thaisoul, Tampa)
05/11: TORTURED SOUL (R2 Records, NYC) – LIVE
05/18: CHUCK LOVE (Salted / OM / Vista, Minnesota) – LIVE
05/25: HALO (City Deep / Large / Fabric, San Diego)
JUNE
06/01: ANDY CALDWELL (Swank / OM / Uno, San Francisco)
06/08: FRED EVERYTHING (20:20 Vision / OM, Montreal)
06/15: FRANCK ROGER (Real Tone / Seasons, Paris)
06/22: JEFF CRAVEN (Large Records, Chicago)
06/29: MR V (MAW / Sole Channel, NYC)
JULY
07/06: MARK GRANT (Blackstone / Large Music, Chicago)
07/13: JAMES CURD of THE GREENSKEEPERS (Igloo / OM, Chicago)
07/20: Q-BURNS ABSTRACT MESSAGE (8th Dimension Records, Orlando)
07/27: IZ & DIZ (Classic Recordings, Chicago)
AUGUST
08/03: TURNTABLES ON THE HARBOR featuring NICODEMUS, MARIANO, & NAPPY G (Turntables on the Hudson / Giant Step / Wonder Wheel, NYC)
SEPTEMBER
09/07: SHAKEDOWN featuring LADY ALMA live with DJs ROB PAINE & WILLLYUM (Worship Records, Philadelphia)
09/21: JUSTIN MICHAEL & DARWIN PAUL (Hermosa Recordings, Los Angeles)
And don't forget about the special dates --
5/12 URSULA 1000 (ESL Music, DC)
5/28 NICOLA CONTE (ESL Music / Blue Note / Schema, Italy)
someguy
2006-04-14, 02:45 PM
very nice.... Halo, Fred Everything, Q-Burns! w00t
juicyjay
2006-04-14, 02:48 PM
good job on the flyer LOGO. it's hhottt!
:encore:
Thanks, sweetie!
juicyjay
2006-04-14, 02:57 PM
when am i gonna see you again so you can lie to my face just to get a reaction out of me?
;-)
DJ LoveGrove
2006-04-14, 02:58 PM
The flier is quite sexy. We will be picking them up from BWI in an hour or so, they hit the streets this weekend.
when am i gonna see you again so you can lie to my face just to get a reaction out of me?
;-)
Hmm...
I really do need to get back down to Teh Nation(s) before it closes...
:ponder:
juicyjay
2006-04-14, 03:01 PM
yeah.
infusion is LIVE tonight
huh. huh. huh?
The flier is quite sexy. We will be picking them up from BWI in an hour or so, they hit the streets this weekend.
Are the photos "wacked-out" enough for ya, LG?
Oh, and make sure to save me a nice-sized stack.
Now that we're neighbors, I can swing by and grab them.
Can't wait to see them in print!
yeah.
infusion is LIVE tonight
huh. huh. huh?
:ponder:
Hmm...Infusion = <3.
I just might do this.
juicyjay
2006-04-14, 03:05 PM
glad to see i've helped.
back to the flyer; what program do you use?
Well, all last year's flyers were done entirely in Adobe Illustrator.
However, since we're integrating more photography this year, this flyer required me to use both Illustrator as well as Photoshop.
The model was painstakenly silhouetted from the background in Photoshop.
I then manipulated the Levels to force heavy contrast.
Then, the original photo was brought into Illustrator, and used as a template so that I could trace the outlines of the naturally occuring shadows (her cast shadow as well as the headphone cord's).
These shadow outlines were brought back into Photoshop and softened and filled with a gradient to recreate the shadows from the original photo.
The pink "soundwaves" were all drawn in Illustrator (on top of the photo template, to get the placement right) and then brought into Photoshop to be colored and integrated into the photo.
DJ LoveGrove
2006-04-14, 03:54 PM
A magician revealing his secrets. Penn and Teller would be proud. Though Teller wouldn't tell you.
Eh.
Secrets are one thing, but an artist's eye & style is another.
No amount of the former could ever replace the latter.
Someone can be taught to replicate the Mona Lisa, but it doesn't make it the Mona Lisa.
Adam Auburn
2006-04-16, 03:25 AM
bump
Adam Auburn
2006-04-17, 01:03 PM
Pictures from Mosaic in Miami 2006
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y157/aeisler/mosaictom2.jpg
http://static.flickr.com/49/127517894_a15b3bfd38.jpg
http://static.flickr.com/46/127517842_4a71dc38f9.jpg
http://static.flickr.com/49/127518033_bd576f34ff.jpg
http://static.flickr.com/46/127517690_a8b3d376f1.jpg
http://static.flickr.com/55/127516193_025586bfc7_o.jpg
Sonic Soul.
2006-04-20, 03:52 PM
Don't sleep on Jask, one of the best house DJs on the planet!
Online mix will be posted soon...
METRO PRODUCTION
2006-04-20, 03:54 PM
sweet sweet music:bow:
BPMninja
2006-05-02, 05:36 PM
Definitey someone we could both agree on.
You need to check out Ursula as well. "Ursadelica" was a cd that you were meant to get from me. :yes: It's delicious. :yummy:
Cliff
2006-05-02, 05:49 PM
You need to check out Ursula as well. "Ursadelica" was a cd that you were meant to get from me. :yes: It's delicious. :yummy:
You should burn me a bunch of CD's again.
(I was actually thinking about that earlier today)
BPMninja
2006-05-02, 05:52 PM
When would I be seeing you next? And any specific genres, or just a crazy stack like the last time?