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Houston Witches Ball 2000:.On stage with DreamTrybe. Not sure who the
two drummers in the center were. I didn't know them. But kneeling before
me is awesome drummer pal Chuck and, beside him, Jeff. Those guys ROCK
on drums! Photo by Joey Friloux .
Houston Witches Ball 2003: Drumming for
the crowd.
Houston Witches Ball 2003: A nice wide shot of the gang drumming on
stage with DreamTrybe! On far left is Linda Milard, not sure who's next
to her (Tabber's girlfriend on back-up vocals, maybe?). You can barely
see Tabber Milard on drums behind the mike stands. Next is Wulfie,
myself, Robyn and Ginger Doss on keyboards.
Some simple poi spinning at night with battery operated glow sticks on
the bags. This and the next image were taken during a trip to West
Virginia over the holidays in 2003.
Change-up from a forward spin to a back spin. It looks like I have a
visiting entity in this one. There were no lights behind me and the
image was snapped in the same location as the previous one just moments
later. Not surprising. I have a friend who gets stunning images of a
HUGE dragon in every picture taken of him spinning fire.
Center of Spirit Freedom Fest fundraiser, July 2004: Entertaining folks
out front with a little poi spinning. Photo by Chiller.
Houston Witches Ball 2004: The infamous time eating Phoenix costume. I
designed and built this, sacrificing 2 packs of Hearty sculpting
material, several packs of feathers, sequins, glitter, beads and a
couple of feather boas to make the headpiece. The costume tied for first
place in the Fire portion of the costume contest. Unfortunately I
haven't found any images of the drummers up with DreamTrybe yet. I'm
still looking.
Houston Witches Ball 2004: Showing off the triple boa "tail feathers".
:-) You can just see a little hint of the swirled glitter designs on the
leggings.
Houston Witches Ball 2004: My sweetie, Brooks, showing off his costume
which features a nice iridescent purple coral crown sculpted by me
from Hearty sculpting material. I came up with the basic concept and
design, he put it together. We make a good team. He took first place in
the Water category.
