Bike Soccer Jamboree Episode 11 is online

Episode 11 of the critically-ignored Bike Soccer Jamboree Podcast with Jeff Hernandez and Brad McEntire features discussions about time travel, Academy Award predictions based on the Golden Globes and Brad's views on where the "South" really is.

Hear it online HERE.

CARTER STUBBS is on the way...

I have a new play premiering in a few months. It is called CARTER STUBBS TAKES FLIGHT. A small, but scrappy theatre group in Denton, Texas commissioned it and I had a good time collaborating with them. They just announced the project on their website. It will play April 18-28, 2013. Here's a blurb:

Carter Stubbs is unhappy. His wife is unhappy. If his job could feel, it would also be unhappy. Suddenly besieged by a series of unfortunate occurrences he is driven to escape. On a strange Pacific island Carter is offered a chance to face his true nature and maybe, just maybe, chart a new direction for his future.

In addition, they asked me to put together a poster for the production. I sketched out a mock-up and then came out with a final product.

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Sketchbook mock-up of CARTER STUBBS poster

 

 

And in full color...

 

 

Studio

The Brad McEntire Studio

PrintBomb Project

On Friday evening, January 18, 2013 I headed over to the big Half Price Books store in Dallas and placed a series of ten prints in assorted places - on walls, shelves, in books. The original prints of my design Anything Is Possible, on heavy-bound archival paper, are numbered and signed. On the back I stamped my website.

They are a free gift to whoever finds them.

I nicknamed this little project PrintBomb.

 

 

 

 

One Picture Story 3

Tumblr and Me

So, I'm slow to the party, but I've finally found a use for Tumblr.

I think it will make a good place to wrangle ideas, inspiration and peeks into the process. As 2013 gets cooking, I'll be using this website more and more as a sort of portfolio. It will stick to finished artworks, announcements and reviews.

I'll still keep the ole LiveJournal for more reflective thoughts and ideas that encompass those areas unrelated to theatre and art.

If you're interested... visit the Tumblr HERE.