8/12/2008: This may be my final post before we haul our drama
queen to the Black Rock Desert next week. Here’s a link to a
story that ran on the cover of the “Living” section of our local
Sunday paper in Reno:
Here’s a link to the slideshow of photos they did:
http://news.rgj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080806/SPECIAL03/80806038
You must click on the “play” button to start it.
The crew has been
working overtime, with almost every evening and Sunday being work
days in what we affectionately call "tag-n-bag" week. Jessica,
Maria A_delle, and Cindy joined in with important finishing touches.
Pictured below are the mysterious Maciej and Dustin with the "ZZ
Top" that will crown the 34 foot Spiteful Tower.
Killbuck finished his lovely hand paintings on the the heart-shaped
trailer, we're stripping and wiring the 60+ strand "snake" which is
salvaged elevator cable from a local casino, and I managed to fry a
laptop computer so that smoke came out of the usb ports. That
was "Murphy Day" and I hope he does not stop by again while we are
on the playa!
7/28/2008: Grin, Jeff, Fancy Pants, and Spazstick pitched in as the
summer heat intensified on my driveway. Finishing touches
including paint on trailer frame, trim, awning and a great new
filtration box to keep the projector relatively dust free.
Afterward, Grin and I went for a visit with Hagey and a well
deserved splash in his glorious pool.
Lots of amazing progress on the heart trailer paint by both Killbuck
and Sage. The latter, a recent recruit, will be making a new
pet for Zsu Zsu, with disastrous results!
The kiosk has all the LED's now installed and wired and is ready for
mounting to Grin and Jeff's generator cover and mount.
7/16/2008: Nice to finally have a "detail day" at the
warehouse. Spazstick was a soldering fiend and we now have
more of the LED arrays ready to indicate Zsu Zsu's "moods" on her
Spiteful Tower. Maciej and Sabra spun a web of el wire around
the "ZZ Top", and Grin and Fancy Pants started on the DJ booth that
will be needed for the Zsu Zsu Burn event.
I received the lovely package from Planet Steve-- his custom
surround for the Call Box. It looks like a giant lovely
aluminum candy box for robots that eat chocolate covered nuts and
bolts! Here are some shots with the call box nestled in it.
What a great presentation and important eye-level experience for
participants complete with speaker port and perfume satchel cove!
7/12/2008: Two coats of pink and Zsu Zsu's heart trailer is
now fully prepped for Killbuck to come in and wield his artistic
talent on a fine canvas indeed. We're using a clay-based paint
that will release significantly less toxic fumes than traditional
paints when we burn it to the ground. The stuff is pricey, but
has excellent coverage and we only used 1 1/2 gallons for both
coats, even my youngest daughter got to slop a brush around with her
friend from the neighborhood.
The Pawn is very far along with the custom software programming.
He's creating lots of directories that we can just slip audio and
video files into to it's easy to make necessary changes. Munz
found a good source on voltage regulators so we'll run the Spiteful
Tower LED's on only 6 volts. The audio sounds great through
the new marine speakers, and we're panning the recordings left and
right so the audio will cue people with where to look when there's
something going on with the piece.
6/29/2008: My brother and I used to love a movie about dirt bikes
called "On Any Sunday". I think he liked the motorcycles and I
just liked the title. It speaks to any worthwhile endeavor
with friends including Burning Man art projects. Blackberry
drove up from Sacramento to solder some of the LED arrays he donated
parts for. Killbuck's designs for the filigree in the gussets
came out well with Bernie and Chris making the tedious jigsaw cuts
into plywood as thick as prime rib. Latrina Bidet (Sabra)
sanded with hands and power tools to make the finished product
whimsically lovely! This means the framing of Zsu Zsu's
Spiteful tower was completed in only five working days! Good
on ya', Zsu Zsu Cru!
6/22/2008: Today was the first day we moved most of the framing crew
over to my garage, "Slabwërks", to frame Zsu Zsu's heart-shaped
trailer-- and what a day it was! Spazstick, Grin, Sabra, Dave,
Bernie and Fancy Pants all muscled it up and now we have a vessel in
which to start moving the different components into (and get them
the hell off my workbench!). Zsu Zsu was choking on the
sawdust so I can only imagine how she will deal with playa dust!
In other news, Munz and I built "The big 16 incher" pneumatic
cylinder into Grin's slide-out mechanism. We hooked it up and
laughed our asses off when she started darting around. Munz
even got in an argument with her.
6/8/2008: When does it get bad? I feel like we've just
had more good than we deserve! Ah yes, there's always the
amplified Murphy's law factor on the playa. Like my friend,
Big Cock (The Rooster) says: "Anything mechanical against the
playa... playa wins!"
Great to have Bernie and Killbuck join us today and flesh out the
details. Killbuck's filigree design for the gussets will be
nice, but the thick plywood was snapping router bits so we're back
to the jig saw. Macheek and Dustin built a trellis so lovely I
don't want to burn it, just sneak it home to my backyard!
Fancy Pants and SpazStick did lots of notching and adjusting and
when they were finished the tolerances were so tight between the two
lower sections that we all stood on the observation deck, rocked
around, and heard nary a creek! Tight, boys. Very tight!
Meanwhile, Grin and Jeff were across town welding the frame for Zsu
Zsu's second mechanical suitor "Philippe". How'd it go, metal
men? In Kalamazoo, MI, Planet Steve is busy making the
artistic surround for the call box. I think we have a national
workshop going on here! I'll say it again, I am fully in awe
of the talent and love our esteemed Cru is pouring into this
project. I stand in your grace, sweet humans!
Feelth, Zsu Zsu's pet ferret by Killbuck drawn over breakfast at the
International House of Pipsqueeks.
6/1/2008: We are actually ahead of
schedule! Can you believe we framed it in just three work
days? So beefy at the base, the legs stand up on their own.
Under the patient hands of the elite Zsu Zsu Cru, her Spiteful Tower
is becoming more masculine at the bottom, feminine at the top. I
don't know how that plays in to recent accusations of compensating
for something beneath my kilt. What do you think?
Macheek, SpazStick, Grin, Fancy Pants, Munz and Jeff were all on
hand as together we re-designed the girders to support more inward
pressure-- so eight 2x4's and some plywood are all that keeps the
base from folding like a house of cards. Well, there is also
the observation platform deck that went in nicely with a few cuts
and alterations. It will be nice for chilling, and a fireman's
pole is looking like a possibility if it does not block the upward
internal view too much.
Bernie joins us next week for finish carpentry. Killbuck lent
us a great idea on how to artistically mount Zsu Zsu's heart on
top... stay tuned!
5/27/2008: Memorial Day was also groovy. Every Burning Man
project has its span of tedious labor and we are now well mired in
it. Jason and Gene were especially hard at it-- clipping,
wiring, and soldering over 100 LED arrays, a generous "geeft" from
Shuttlecraft Galileo Pilot. Munz worked out the confusing
voltage diagrams, then jumped into the solder pot with Dustin who
had just returned from the Playa retreat. When he was asked
why he was leaving a day early, his replied "Zsu Zsu calls".
He and I had fun with the wall router cutting the plexiglass for the
interactive "kiosk" that will indicate Zsu Zsu's emotions along with
the Spiteful Tower but with explanations of the levels of her mood
meter.
Jeff had some good insights on keeping things simple, and that's
just the reminder I need at this phase in the game.
Last night we recorded three of the most challenging video vignettes
yet, and A_Delle nailed them all! She is becoming a bonified
actress, and her commitment to her work and the Zsu Zsu character
are inspiring to Chris and I. Sometimes we laugh so hard we
almost fall over-- and I'm not the only one knocking stuff over-- or
am I? Some of what people view through Zsu Zsu's window as
they interact through her Call Box may be entertaining, disturbing,
and thought-provoking all at the same time! Rock on, movie
star 'Delle!
5/25/2008: For a day that was more technically challenging, the
exalted "Cru" sure made a lot of remarkable progress today.
Magic would say something like "I need 17 inch 4 by 4's cut to a 19
degree angle and yes, the length is the short end. How many?
24." Chris taught us what a compound angle is for and as a
result we made perfect cuts on the base and The Pawn said he went up
one IQ point. While Jeff was cutting diligently, the safety
shield broke into flying pieces. I'm glad nobody was killed by
the GOD DAMNED SAFETY SHIELD! Oh the irony.
Zsu Zsu Cru clockwise from bottom right: Jeff, The Pawn, Magic,
Dave, Jellyfish, SpazStick. Middle two tower sections joined.
Photo by Munz.
It was so exciting to raise and join sections two and three.
There is something the French architects who designed the original
Eiffel Tower may have know: There's something about the X-shaped
cross pieces that trick the eye into softening the lines of the
outside dimensions so even the angle changes that appear abrupt on
the plans seem more curvaceous and sensual in real life. Ah
the French. Haugh-HAUGH! Dave said he is "more excited
every time he comes here" and that made me feel great, as did the
surprise visit from Grin and his wife Gail! Finally, (spoken
in the voice of Dr. Smith in the original Lost In Space TV series)
Oh Munz. Oh dear boy. You simply must get some rest.
Yhoooou ninny! Thanks again for the facility and forklift.
I used to be in love with el wire. Now it's pneumatic robotic
control. Thanks man.
Planet Steve is up and building on the artistic surround of the Call
Box. Good luck way out there in Kalamazoo, Robotland!
One Eye Dick sent us a great tank and apparatus for Zsu Zsu's
spitting function. Thanks to you my Terminal City friend!
I am so proud to be friends with such talented peeps!
Clockwise from left: Magic, Chris, Dustin, David, Latrina Bidet and
Munz (Jeff not pictured. Get well soon, Grin!).
It's good to see how well Killbuck's heart shape looks now that it's
attached the trailer:
5/5/2008: Another productive Sunday. Kernul Killbuck and
LaTrina Bidet were over to draw and cut the first heart-shaped half
of Zsu Zsu's trailer. Heir Kerul's lines were very soft and
inviting and the way it rests on the trailer frame looks perfectly
balanced and natural-- "Spoon moi". We came upon the idea of
lining the rim with a stiffened lace. The window looks too big
so that's something else she can complain about.
Latrina Bidet approximates Zsu Zsu's door position
The mysterious actress who portrays Zsu Zsu in the video vignettes
through her window
Killbuck feels the Harbor Freight tool quality in his mighty grasp.
Afterward, I met Munz, Magic, Dustin, High Road, and Latrina at the
wood shop where we tested our blades and layed some of the lumber on
the ground for a mock up. Here's a picture of the crew showing
the foremen where he can stick his Spiteful Tower:
Zsu Zsu's Geeft by my oldest daughter (I almost missed Feelth at the
top)
4-30-2008:
Greetings,
pitiful minion of The Drama Queen Bitch! By now, you know that
something like that last sentence is intended as a joke and that I
have the utmost respect and gratitude for your volunteer
participation and contributions-- and this is ALL in good fun, oui?
Tres Bon! Merci! Together, we lick her expensive designer heals so
she will glance down at us in disgust!
Ah, disgust! Such a powerful emotion. Last
night our film crew of What’s His Keith, Eric, Bernie, and A_delle
were here doing the green-screen tests and rehearsal, and “Disgust”
is something A_delle brought out beautifully in her interpretation
of Zsu Zsu’s character. At one point, she intentionally fell out of
her chair and the image of her lovely body falling backwards and her
feet coming up is absolutely priceless! Bernie’s Feelth is working
in to some great roles, including his scene with a raver ferret slut
and a Whippit canister. We’re really starting to crank out
hilarious new scripts so join in on the creativity if you like on
the Tribe social networking website at
http://tribes.tribe.net/zsu_zsu
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lumber is ordered, work day calendar posted, and hands are reaching
out for responsibilities like so much wet clay. We hold them
together for a moment, gazing into each other's eyes as we feel it
squish between our fingers, them I let go, let go, and trust and
believe and they walk away stroking a cute little mud puppy that
will grow in their patient hands This "taking ownership" and
do-ocratic participation is inspiring to me and I'm honored to be a
part of it with such wonderful people.
Shuttlecraft
Galileo Pilot was here this weekend with many LED "geefts" most
useful. The Pawn is meeting with me Thursday now that the old
U-Me relay boards are converted for this new purpose.
4/20/2008: The Yuri's Night Fundraiser was a success (and a
damn fun time) and we are feeling more confident as we start buying
materials and moving forward. Zsu Zsu's Game Show featured
Grin's roll-out feature inspired by Munz and it was great the way
she just appeared from behind the curtain. Titwi and Pinemom
did a sensational design and construction of the Zsu Zsu's Kiss
feature, and it is ready to install in the heart-shaped trailer
so...
A great work
day here at Slabwërks today. Chip came by and we prepped Zsu Zsu’s
flatbed trailer and she looked at it as if to say “You have got to
be making a stupeed American cowboy imbecile joke!”.
Grin completed
his amazing mechanism for the first of Zsu Zsu’s suitors. They are
the two men that stand in front of her trailer and wave “geefts” at
her in an attempt to woo her. They were painted by Killbuck and
named “Philippe and Jean-Michael” after the sons of ocean explorer,
Jacque Cousteau. Enjoy this video of Jean Michael who will be
holding a heart shaped box of candy and baguette of bread:
4/7/2008: A fine Sunday here at Slabwërks
yesterday. Killbuck brought his skillful eye and paintbrush to
adorn Zsu Zsu's face, the second mechanical Suitor named
Jean-Michael, the bottle of champagne he waves in the air, and my
favorite, the heart design that surrounds the Geeft Me Apparatus.
Grin was hard at the metallurgy with welding and grinding on the
Suitor stands. A visit from Eric The DJ and What's-His-Keith
was a welcome respite with music and laughs. Click the pics
below to enjoy, the last of which is the wood shop where we will be
constructing the Spiteful Tower:
3/26/2008: Thanks to Dustin, I understand that Zsu Zsu
has found her structural engineer. He has loaded the CAD
design into his digital imaging software and we'll be consulting
with him soon. That's great news as we are getting ready to
order the lumber for the Spiteful Tower and Heart Trailer and prices
are temporarily down due to the slow-down in new home construction
and this could be our window to get the most bang-for-buck.
Pinemom, A-Delle, Nathan, Titwi, and Bob Noxious all had great input
for the Zsu Zsu Game Show skit we will be performing at the
Yuri's Night Fundraiser
here in Reno April 12th. It's also helping us flesh out the
scripts for the video vignettes that will be projected through Zsu
Zsu's trailer window. Good on ya', gang!
3/22/2008: It's the day before Easter and all I can do
is wonder of the paint store will be open tomorrow. Killbuck
was here today painting the first of the two mechanical Suitors in
such an amazing way-- it even smirks in French! Tomorrow Sabra
is coming over to help me start on the second one. Killbuck
says we should name them after Jacques Cousteau's sons, Phillipe and
Jean-Michael.
3/17/2008: Happy St. Patrick's Day. Today my wife and I hid
all of our daughter's left shoes, turned their milk green, and put
the TV remote controls in a flower pot. That's the extend of
our debauchery.
Had a great day here at Jellfyish
Labs with The Pawn setting all the computer addresses to the call
box buttons. As soon as he had them talking to his laptop I
got this great feeling-- like a big amazing butterfly was flying
home with our ideas to spawn some diabolical cocoon for this
project. Go Pawn, go! Chris Munz is working out the
addressing on the Geeft Me apparatus, and was oh so delicate in
telling me I bought the wrong audio chip. I'm gonna feed the
old one to his robot for breakfast. His projector did a good
job so I could pencil-trace the first of the two "Suitor" standees
that will wiggle outside Zsu Zsu's trailer waving gifts at her.
Click here
for a mini-movie.
3/12/2008: Tonight I'm listening to The Beatles and
happy to solder connections with my favorite pretty rainbow ribbon
cable. I met with the folks down at Burning Man headquarters
and signed the contract for the grant. They had a lot of good
questions and suggestions especially regarding the Zsu Zsu Burn
event, which will now take place immediately following the burning
of The Man on Saturday night. The parts have arrived for what
we will refer to as the "call box" which will be the interactive
button console mounted to the side of the garden trellis outside Zsu
Zsu's trailer. Planeto Steve Robotland is crafting the
artistic framing at his workshop in Kalamazoo, and now that the
computer interface board is installed we can turn loose the coding
expertise of The Pawn before his schedule gets too busy with the
upcoming election.
Click here to see a mini-movie of the call
box.
The last three pictures above are for the control box on the Geeft
Me apparatus. It's nice to get rid of all those bloody
alligator jumpers but we're still working on getting the audio
quality better so you can hear Zsu Zsu's insults loud and clear.
2/21/2008: I just heard from Lady Bee, Art Curator for
Burning Man. They have approved the Zsu Zsu project for a
grant! That and the individual donations received, along with
the proceeds from the Yuri's Night fundraiser on April 12th means we
get to build it as big as we wanted too! It also means we
actually HAVE to build it, as Killbuck pointed out. Thank you
to everybody, and I mean everybody who brainstormed, joked, donated,
dreamed, and argued with Zsu Zsu as we drew her vision from our
collective consciousness. Now we get to manifest! As
Chels put it: "WE are all that!"! I'm sure our costs will
again go over budget, so please click the "donate" button on the
left and give what you can, or click the "Swag" link to buy Zsu Zsu
merchandise with proceeds going to the project. Now we
celebrate! Woot Woot!
Zsu Zsu, when reached for comment, had this response to their
generous contribution:
"What ze fuck am I supposed to do weeth ZAT?
Purchase ONE SHOE?!”
2/8/2008:
Chris Munz and
I have been working hard on Zsu Zsu’s “Geeft Me Apparatus” and he
made a brilliant micro-controller circuit for it so she can refuse
your gift over and over with 10 different audio insults! Will be
complete in time for Yuri’s Night. Tonight, a secret guest is
coming over to Jellyfish Labs to test our assumptions for Silhouette
projections of her body through the Zsu Zsu trailer window. She’s
got plenty of sass, and we hope it translates well to what people
will see and hear on the playa.
1/19/2008: Poupine was here yesterday to lay down the
voice-over tracks for the Zsu Zsu Song. She has a great sense
of humor and her real French accent and propensity for curse words
made for some great Zsu Zsu audio. TwinA from Image Node
offered to do the mix-down in his New York studio, which will be
pre-released to anybody who makes a donation to the project, and
then at "Zsu Zsu's Valentines Day Online Cocktail Party and Fund
Raiser event on Thursday, February 14th starting at 4:00 PM.
Details at
http://tinyurl.com/yqamw8
. Kernul Killbuck finished his stunning new rendering of our
favorite drama queen herself. Check out those weepy eyes:
Upon the recommendation of Chris Munz,
I used bungee cords to cushion the movement of her hand in the Geeft
Me Apparatus. Had to replace the crappy actuator (don’t buy
anything from Firnelli Equipment) with a better one. Here’s a
little movie that show’s how it functions: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrAgmRERc-s
My finger is
hovering over the button to submit the grant proposal to BMORG.
Just waiting for a final review of the burn plan and then it will be
in by the January 31 deadline. I’ll let you know if we are awarded
some funds, if it was somebody else’s turn, se la vie! That’s when
I would reveal the backup plan.
All the best
from the Rue de la Zsu Zsu!
1-4-2008: Wow! What a crew we have gathered!
There were at least a dozen volunteers that attended the kick off
party on New Years Day. We nibbled and joked, and their were
even some scandalous efforts made to capture the Zsu Zsu mannequin's
attentions including some nibbling by Bernie's prototype puppet of
Feelth the Ferret. We're in the final-final draft stages of
the grant proposal to Burning Man HQ, and Maciej did a great couple
of renderings below and Nila and my wife Sharon are helping me trim
down the text with their schoolteacher's red marker. We should
be transmitting it by next week when Poupine will come down from
Lake Tahoe to do the Zsu Zsu voice work on the theme song as I would
really like the BORG to hear her voice as they consider the
proposal.
12/28/2007: Wrapping up the year with lots of great
new developments. Thanks to the guidance of Galileo Pilot, The
"Geeft Me" apparatus is coming along well and we settled on audio
samples of Zsu Zsu saying things like "Only one? Where is the
other? You might as well have given me one shoe". There
will be 10 samples in all which will cycle so people will enjoy
putting thing in her hand over and over just to hear what she will
say next. We have to work out some bugs with the audio
amplifier, but I'm glad that we are building it as an autonomous
unit so we don't have to burden the main computer with it's
functions.
The infra red sensor I acquired works well
to tell if you stick your hand in above hers. Just have to
remember to clean the lens of playa dust from time to time.
Magic and Dustin were here with their CAD drawing of
the Spiteful Tower and they made a very good point: "If we're
going to build it anyway, let's build it big. Together, we
settled on their 30 foot version with an obersvation platform on the
second teir. It will use an estimated $1500 in lumber, though
they are hoping to call in a favor from another professional who
promises to get that estimate down to the penny, something we would
like before submitting the grant proposal to Burning Man.
We'll light it from below in pink spotlights, and put a red,
spinning heart at the top-- very Paris meets "Hello Kitty".
The Navigator was here with his amazing saxophone ripping out some
sensational riffs on the new Zsu Zsu theme song. Here he is
with our girl, a first pic for winter fashion with French bob hair,
red beret and that oh-so-perfect sneer:
Special thanks to Goddess Donna, Kendall, Dunnaway, and "anonymous"
for their generous donations to the Zsu Zsu project! Please
consider making a donation today by clicking the "donate" button
above. Zsu Zsu says: "Don't theenk you
can buy me with your love, feelthy bare-nares!".
Here's a great pic from the Reno Decompose party in October.
Thanks to Sue, Dave and Killbuck for building the booth and the talented smoochers
(guess who!) that puckered up to raise some Euros
for this project:
12/2/2007: I promised myself I would wait until after
Christmas, but I finally gave in and turned a wrench on the project
today. Built the "Geeft Me" box with Zsu Zsu's left hand
installed. It went pretty well, but the 12 volt linear
actuator takes too long so we may also switch it to a pneumatic one.
Enjoy this mini-movie:
11/28/2007: Zsu Zsu's French bob wig arrived
today. Underneath her red beret it makes her mannequin pose
look soooo bitchy!
11/26/2007: The Kiwi's may claim victory on this one:
11/18/2007: Made the first draft of the Grant Proposal
to Burning Man and started shoring up the expenses in a spreadsheet.
When did materials start costing so bloody much? See the
"donate" button up on the left? (hint hint). The Pawn brought
by the computer for the project and now we're training the voice
recognition software to learn different people's voices saying words
we anticipate people to say including: love, hate, zsu zsu, come
out, burn, fuck, bitch, etc. I'd like to throw a party in the
garage and have all different people read off the words. Once
we get it working at a minimum 95% success rate, we'll simulate the
wind conditions and try different wind socks on the microphone and
make adjustments with the audio input and software.
11/5/2007: A daylight test of the video projection was
successful with Munz, Z-Spy and friends. The width of Zsu
Zsu's trailer will allow for a 30" by 39" window if we use a mirror
on one inside wall to double the throw of the beam. The film
vignettes must be simple silhouettes with broad movements so they
are easy to see from at least 100 feet.
The Pawn is
still working with the Dragon Naturally Speaking software for the
voice recognition to text commands of his custom Zsu Zsu program.
Here's some examples of the many mistakes it makes:
Hello World:
Hello Zsu Zsu:
hello Xu Zhu
hello Xu
Zsu Zsu from France:
you shoo from France
juju from France
you shoo from France
you shoo from France
you Xu from France
Zsu Zsu, come out and play:
you Xu Mei Jr. come out and play
you Xu my usual come out and play
shoes you my shoes you come out and play
Burning Man:
burning Man
[ we've got a little bit of tuning to do on the product ]
10/31/2007: Happy Halloween. Mannequin
purchased. Note the pissed-off eyes and slightly pursed lips
that look like she is getting ready to spit at you. We'll
drill a tiny hole and hook up an automotive windshield wiper pump so
she can do just that! Now we need the perfect French Bob
brunette wig.
October 29, 2007: It seems that we start
earlier every year. The idea of Zsu Zsu came up as some of us
at the Labwërks theme camp were chatting about how well our Burning
Man theme camp was going. We realized it was because we were
all low maintenance people so we invented our fictitious seventh
camp member, Zsu Zsu. We laughed about her throwing tantrums
and refusing to come out of her trailer, and then Z-Spy delivered
the punch line of her opening her door only to frown and spit at us.
"That's it!" I proclaimed. "Zsu Zsu must be an art
installation for Burning Man 2008!"
It's
amazing how the idea resonates with others, and it's starting to
feel like a real community service for Black Rock City to bring
drama queens both female and male to their knees. It is our
hope for lots of laughter, and maybe some self-reflecting tears way
out by the trash fence, but it's going to be worth it by the end of
the burn.
We're gathering up the crew for this
ambitious project. Here's the star-studded line-up so far:
Concept and Engineering: Mister Jellyfish
Robotics and projections: Chris Munz
Software: The Pawn
Punch line and Best Boy: Z-Spy
Audio: d6
Puppetry: Bernie Beauchamp
Artistic Consultant: Kernul Killbuck
Key Grip: Planeto Steve
Drama Queen Bait: Bay Bridge Sue
Hooks, Lines, and Sinkers: Mr. Fixit
Zsu Zsu
says:
"Geeft Me!"
Art like The Zsu
Zsu Project requires a bundle of Francs, Euros, and American Dream
Dollars to pull it off in a way that
delights peeps like yourself. Please click on the Paypal donation link
below and make a contribution of any size. Together, we'll make
history at Burning Man 2008 with the worst drama queen bitch ever!
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