March of the Butterfly Masters into La Luz, Eh Tu, Brutus?

The Ides of March are behind us.

But the rest of March is still here.

Come and join the coming of the spring

Before the butterflies disappear.

The Butterfly Masters Now showing

at La Luz de la Jesus Gallery

The Butterfly Masters as they bring in the Spring. By Ave Rose

Yes, that is right.

These masterful mariposas are at la Luz de La Jesus

4633 Hollywood Blvd.

Work viewable during store hours.
Mon-Wed 11-7pm, Thur-Sat 11-9pm, Sun 11-6 pm

4633 Hollywood Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90027

La Luz de la Jesus shares a space with Wacko, fun and novelty shop

Once you've been in La Luz, make a day of it in the highly walkable area of Loz Feliz Village. Check out Wacko next door, or head down the street  to the tiki bar. Dance the night away at  El Cid. Tell them about the master of the butterfly masters: Ave Rose

Ave Rose doing a mash up of "blood, sweat and tears" a la "Never let 'em see you sweat."

Still wondering just what in the watchbot a butterfly master is?  Hint  here.

Full story, in the light of la Luz.

What else is on the IPM Frontier? 

Wrap your thinkers around the concept of  

Tinker

a steampunk communal project featuring the steampunk sculptures and wearable art prop contributions of Ave Rose created specifically to for this steampunk miniseries. Get on the kickstarter. Contributions count toward discounted rewards. More to come. 

TINKER aims to expand the boundaries of Steampunk science fiction by transforming it from just an aesthetic to evolving it into a multi-ethnic, culture- exploring, collection of stories that does for Steampunk what Star Trek did for science fiction back in the sixties. This includes: mature themes, exotic locations, sub-plots, drama and action (instead of just action), making the effort to put the 'punk' back into Steampunk by going outside currently established 'rules' of the genre, and fusing the diverse talents of several industries into a new kind of steam-powered animal. Even if you don't actively follow the subculture of Steampunk, there i still something here for you as long as you have an appreciation for: Science Fiction, Action, Martial Arts, Humor, Drama, Intrigue, Alternate History and Music.

IPM WON'T BACK DOWN

This Thursday night, March 14, 2013

ART WON'T BACK DOWN
Group Art Show at the Downtown Los Angeles Artwalk Lounge

634 S. Spring Street
Los Angeles, CA 90014

Yes, you read that right. Get your freak on at The Freak Table

featuring the work of Treoips Treyfid

Treoips Treyfid doesn't appear to be backing down either.

and his representation of Ave Rose

Don't miss it!

Other news not to miss: The Watchbots in the Lime Luz for the entire month of March at Luzapalooza.

La Luz outside. Watchbots inside.

Work viewable during store hours. Mon-Wed 11-7pm, Thur-Sat 11-9pm, Sun 11-6 pm

4633 Hollywood Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90027

But if you're stuck in the house, out on the train, or in a corner of an art showing, just remember that

BOOKS WON'T BACK DOWN EITHER.
Get the low down on a book download.

Don't know which book to pick?

Read the reviews of Fragile Bodies here and here.

by Stephanie Greenquist. Illustrated by Emily Steigerwald

Watchbot Time of the Butterflies at Laluzapalooza

Last you heard, the watchbot time machine traveled through time to the walls of the Art of Literature show at the Bleicher/Golightly Gallery at 1431 Ocean Park Avenue. But even with the assistance of a Watchbot Time Machine, nothing lasts forever. That showing will come to an end on Wednesday, March 6, 2013.  Catch it while you can.

But fear not, the magic of the Watchbots is with us still, and returning again soon, quite soon. In fact, this soon:

 Just follow this winged lass, Ave Rose, to La Luz de la Jesus at 4633 Hollywood Blvd.

Featured here, Ave Rose in wings, getting in touch with her butterfly side.

 

For she will bring you more from the watchbots and the butterflies.

Meet Butterfly Master Zona at La Luz de La Jesus

Opening is this Friday night, March 1, 2013, 8-11pm.

Showing until March 31, 2013

Gallery hours 11-7 Monday thru Wednesday, 11-9 Thursday thru Saturday, 12-6 Sunday

Watch the watchbots come to life right here: 

Time Travel to this Saturday, February 16, 2013

Feeling stuck in the present? Are you too future-minded to be thinking about the now? Or maybe the best of life is lost in the memories... don't you just wish you could do it all again?

Well, we and the watchbots feel ya.
Because when it comes to time travel, the time is now. Also then. Plus later on too.
But mostly, this Saturday night at the  Bleicher/Golightly Gallery it will be, and has been, and always continues to be:

The Art Inspired by Literature Group Show

The Bleicher/Golightly Gallery

1431 Ocean Avenue

Santa Monica, CA

Opening Saturday, February 16th

7:30-9:30 p.m.
(Show runs through March 6th)

And what better literary inspiration than

THE TIME MACHINE
 will be brought to you by

Mother Ave Rose

Naughty little Ave Rose Bud. After all, it is Valentine's season.

  H.G. Wells 

The man himself, perhaps pensively staring off in time, or at that picture up above. Yowza.

and the citizens of Watchbot World

This little guy is about to get Nascar on a time machine!

have been been working hard to bring you the watchbot rendition of the Time Machine this weekend. This project is the only watchbot creation of its kind. You snooze, you lose!

Stop Motion Sneak Preview Right Here:

But that's not all that literature has in store for you.
Because if there are any questions, that question is sure to be

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

Better known as Bladerunner!

the Phillip K. Dick work
that inspired Treiops Treyfid

Treoips makes an android this Saturday night!

for his contribution to this show 

A muse for the Art Inspired by Literature Show, Rachel Replicant

means a little of this:

Rachel Replicant when Treoips gets his hands on her!

Art for your Heart this Saturday Night with IPM

Starting this Saturday night, Ink Pen Mutations will have you in stitches at the Hive Gallery for the "Stitch Fetish" and "Love is a Battlefield Show" at:

 The Hive Gallery 729 South Spring Street

Los Angeles, CA 90014

8 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.

Entrance is free, but $5 donations at the door are appreciated.

Our own Ave Rose

will be showing romance-inspired pieces, details yet to be revealed at the show and some new wearable art

Costume accessories by Ave Rose for Vince Fannin video shoot. Hat and tie pin will be showing at the Hive Gallery

Guests artists in the IPM room:

Ryan Lintner

and

Brandon Olterman

What else is happening with Ink Pen Mutations?

Ave Rose and Treiops Treyfid featured in the Stephanie Greenquist film, Vainglorius. Costume art by Ave Rose


and while Christmas may be gone, this music video featuring the pipes of Ave Rose, isn't.

What's in the Cards this Week at IPM

Happy New Year everyone, from Ave Rose and the peeps at IPM!

It seems that we all survived the Mayan Calendar, and we survived the holiday season. For a quick recap on the recent turns of the (yule) tides of 2012:

Ave Rose made you a song and video with the help of HRX Records and a whole crew of merry men listed here. And the whole holiday record is still downloadable here.

But enough about that, what about this? EBOOKS! 

Yes, that is right, IPM is getting down on the downloadable format! The eBook library list is growing fast! Here is our eBook list to date: 

 

Fragile Bodies  

 

 

Van Wyck 1: Van Wyck and the Pirates of the Outback Empire 

 

 

Van Wyck 2: Van Wyck and the Surf Monks of Santa Monica 

Van Wyck 3: Van Wyck and the Clan of the Sour Hand

Van Wyck 4: Van Wyck and the LA Buzzsaws

 
 

Van Wyck 5: Van Wyck and the Black Swan

And more, coming soon.

But now that you've received the gift of song, and you've gotten your ebook on, what about Saturday night? Well, this weekend the gift of gab is yours, along with the atwork at this month's installment at the Hive Gallerym beginning Saturday, January 5, 2012, from 8 p.m. to 11:30 p.m..

 

But this show is more than just playing some cards right.

The IPM room will be featuring one last holiday music video screening during the Tarot Show

AND

giving a warm welcome to the returning art work of Ave Rose all the way from Tokyo, "Morganite Satellites 1 & 2"

Close up on the watchbots who have lived to face Hive-zilla.

tep back to the IPM room for this month's guest artis who has worked closely with us as one of our own. Yes, our own Ken Dougherty

IPM illustrator, Ken Dougherty, this month at the Hive

Ken Dougherty's work featured on the set of "God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman"

 And you'll have one last chance to take a peek at the  "God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman" video as it screens this Saturday night!

Coming to your home this Xmas Eve: Xmas Means Absinthe with IPM

Ah, December. A festive time for even the most fraught, fickle and frowny of us all.
But whether you are a scrooge or a stooge, IPM has you in mind.

Yes, even if you are too cool for Christmas, IPM might just warm you up with a special gift beginning Christmas Eve.

Our own Mother, Ave Rose, 

and her crew of  merry men put together a special version of "God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman" with HRX Records on their Christmas Treat Album, Hell, It's Christmas... Again that you can download right now for all your Christmas listening needs.

Mother and her elves have been working hard with HRX  Records to bring you the gift of song.
So turn up Ink Pen Mutations on your Youtube Dial and enjoy your gift come

Christmas Eve beginning 6 p.m. pacific coast time.

Our twisted twist on "God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman" is set in the sultry, moody, drinky scene of a 1900's  absinthe bar featuring:

 

Joseph Micheal: producer 

David Chamberlin: producer, pd,,

Brad Cooper: director, cinematographer, video editor and video concept.

 Alicia Drake: art direction, set design, wardrobe, hair, makeup

 Brandon Dishman: FX makeup, Featured as the Devil and playing Ave Rose's saw U
Ricky Smith: production assistant

Absinthe bar patrons as follows:

Treiops Treyfid

 Rannie Rodil

Seraphime Angelis and Gretchan Ingram

Robert Rawlinson

  and Matthew Fling

And that's not all. Because the Ink Pen elves have been very busy! Ink Pen Mutations has opened up its ebook library, beginning with Fragile Bodies, as well as the last two installments of the Van Wyck series, part 4, Van Wyck and the LA Buzzsaws and the final Van Wyck installment, Van Wyck and the Black Swan. Next on the ebook press will be Aliens in LA, with more to follow shortly thereafter. Now go download and read up!