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As I promised, here’s Marcuss, fully painted (his base is not finished - shame on me!) and ready to fight for Menoth’ righteous war. In the last picture you find my current progress on my Warmachine models: another Cinerator, Brother Rechart, a former cleric who figured, that most heretics are not convertible with pious words but rather with forged steel. I’m looking forward to paint him and the other three Cinerators (who are still nameless) soon (and finish their bases...man, nearly none of my roundabout 80 elven models is based...I see lots of work upcoming...)

I continued with Marcuss’ armour and clothes. It should all look a little used and worn, like Marcuss has already sent several unbelievers to Urcaen and defended the Protectorate against a huge number of enemies from other Iron Kingdoms. His robe is white, but dirty and dusty. I brushed mostly with brown and black colours and a dark yellow over the lower part of the robe to create a look of dirt that Marcuss got while his unit marched through swamps or while it was raining and the ground was utterly covered with wet dirt. In his right leg pad is a splatter of blood to be found, the last remain of a Heretic fighting against Menoth’ superior reign. Naturally, his shield does not stay as fancy and clean as it was produced when it has to save Marcuss’ head in of the conflicts, Marcuss is involved in, so some scratches cover its surface, although Marcuss takes special care of the Menofix in the middle, so each time, Menoth’ holy symbol is damaged, Marcuss takes some time after the battle is won (naturally, each battle is won: If the enemy flees or is utterly smashed in the dust of the battlefield, a battle is definitely won - if the Protectorate’s forces are defeated, their blood was needed to fullfill Menoth’ plans. A lost battle is for sure planned by him and he will welcome the fallen as heroes in the other world. All hail Menoth!) and repairs the damaged part of the Menofix. No shield is a better protection against enemies than Menoth’ blessing.

Stefan rubbed his hands over his eyes and then ran a hand through his hair. He'd fixed it up again after he'd returned home and took a shower. He wasn't sure why he was still awake when he had 'work' later, and had had such a full night at the masquerade, but this was a chance he couldn't pass up. He was a little caught off guard by Marcus messaging him instead of just saying something right on the dash when he mentioned climbing him like a tree, but if Marcus didn't want to discuss such private matters on the dash, who was he to complain?

“to whom it may concern” – iamamiwhoami 

Sabe quando um vídeo aparece no YouTube sem muito alarde e acaba se tornando algo grande? Pode parecer o caso de iamamiwhoami, mas a diferença é que o primeiro e tímido vídeo.  Prelude era a preparação de algo pelo menos diferente.

Em 2010, depois do primeiro video, seguiu-se uma série de outros vídeos aliando performance e música que acabou culminando no “to whom it may concern concert”, produção ao vivo das músicas com participação especial de apenas um único expectador.

O rosto do projeto, a misteriosa mulher dos vídeos, Jona Lee é cantora e compositora sueca residente em Londres. Em 2011, iamamwhoami ganhou o prêmio de artista inovador do Grammis (o Grammy sueco) e foi nominado para artista inovador e melhor artista nascido da internet do MTV O Music Awards.

Em 1° de fevereiro desde ano, iamamiwhoami lançou seu primeiro vídeo prometendo o album “kin”  para 11 de junho. Até lá, vários vídeos serão lançados e até agora temos: "sever", "drops" "good worker", "play", "in due order" e na espera, "idle talk"

Cada vídeo vale pela produção e pela música, além de letras surreais e misteriosas. A partir de agora, você vai acompanhar os ritmos de iamamiwhoami aqui no Stereo Flow.

Essa matéria foi escrita por um grande amigo nosso; o Marcuss Souza! E a partir de agora nosso mais novo colaborador. Segue o link do blog dele pra quem quiser, garanto que não vai se arrepender!

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