I found a few on the web and they all had a ton of mistakes in them, so I edited them to perfection and this is the final result!
Now, I can hear you think: “But how do I note the second instance of the machine after pressing shift?” Well, you can always use two different colors to note the differences or just mark them with a “1″ or “2″.
As always, if you’ve got any questions feel free to ask me in the comments below. If you want to share your patches, mention me in your Tweet of status update on Facebook and I’ll spread the word for you!
Yesterday, Jeralta interviewed graffiti & design artist Capse1.
I tagged along to make some snapshots and because I had yet to met the artist myself, who made the artwork for the Sensei Walingh remix (embedded below). On the left is one of his many creations, which he gave to me! Thanks mate!
“For the people who don’t know you, introduce yourself.
Hello, I’m Ruben, better known as Capse. I’m from Holland, Art and Design student, former graffiti artist (I will be back though!), designer, full-time hip hop lover, Part-time interesting person.”
Read the full interview on DJ’s Without A Cue. The interview includes many more artworks by Capse.
Check out Capse’s many creative sessions on Dailybooth, and follow him on Twitter.
Follow Jeralta from DJ’s Without A Cue on Twitter.
Is featured on the VPRO Luisterpaal! (Dutch for ‘listen pole’ or ‘listening post’.) On the monthly compilation ‘Hollandse Nieuwe‘ (‘Dutch New’) of which this is part 28. This is the first time I feature on the VPRO 3voor12 website!
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