Thats me dancing!

17th century room makeover using the bones of 5,000 people; Capela dos Ossos, or Bone Chapel. Evora, Portugal.

Mediums used by MindworX are original (and or public domain...)
"These Bones"
another origional by Bukofezra and Tj....lyrics and vocals by bukofezra, guitar compisition   more...by Tj....

lyrics:

Everyday that I hold on
Is another day of my life that is gone
Feelings that I hide from you
Is what I was put here to do

Take me away from all of this pain
I want to go to a place where I won't feel insane
Only the lonely can feel what I feel
Poisoned emotions is all that is real

These bones that hold up my skin
This cold blood that boils within
This heart that pumps broken inside
Are things that I'm trying to hide......repeat  less

another origional by Bukofezra and MoonDog....lyrics and vocals by me, and guitar by Moondog....lyrics to these bones

Everyday that I hold on
Is another day of my life that is gone
Feelings that I hide from   more...you
Is what I was put here to do

Take me away from all of this pain
I want to go to a place where I won't feel insane
Only the lonely can feel what I feel
Poisoned emotions is all that is real

These bones that hold up my skin
This cold blood that boils within
This heart that pumps broken inside
Are things that I'm trying to hide......repeat  less

Anthony J.Hilder

Captain Kirk and Bones- Star Trek

Ever since I was a kid I have always had a fascination with bones. I don't know what it is. Probably because I find them strangely beautiful, much like seashells. Seashells and Bones are the hard evidence   more...that some organism once shared space with them. Human skeletons are often scary looking, and yet, wrapped around most human skeletons are some fabulously beautiful people. I like that aesthetic contrast. I'm always looking for that duality, the beautiful within the horrific. It makes me stop and take a longer look and try to admire the hidden beauty of something or someone ugly.

As a kid I loved natural history museums (Art museums became a much later love affair) and seeing the reconstructed dinosaur skeletons,and thinking about tht guys who first found them, dug them up, and reassembled them without an instruction manual. My grandparents lived out in the country and I loved finding old cow skulls and such out in the field.I'd pretend they were dinosaurs and that maybe, just maybe, a few live ones might still be around. For me, a box of old bones was a treasure chest!

In the summer before I entered College the movie "Alien" came out. The film features a scene where astronauts stumble across a derelict alien shipwreck on an uncharted planet, and find the very realistic bones of a dead alien inside, with evidence of some kind of internally generated trauma that killed it. That rekindled my fascination with bones, and I started creating my own collection of "Alien skulls"out of kiln-fired stoneware clay, which I would then paint to look like real dessicated bone. I would proudly display them as knick-knacks on my shelves, as ersatz "Specimens" from my travels to other worlds (or some perversely mutated corner of THIS world, since there was an oddly human feel to all of them). Sometimes I would build a display stand for a skull that lookedlike part of the rest of the creature it belonnged to.

I turned a very elaborate one in as my final project in my second semester of Sculpture in college. Its stand actually possessed something of a ribcage,although I took artistic liberties with it to make it more interesting and asymmetrical (That's the tall center piece in the photo in my photos section here!). I was rather amused by the reactions of people who were unfamiliar with me and my work. A biology student criticized the piece for not having the correct rib-count. At first I was offended until I learned that she thought the damn thing was REAL! A similar comment came from one of my fellow students who worked in a different section of the sculpture labs:"Who th' hell brought these old bones in here?" Needless to say I was proud of my inadvertent deception of my viewers. Got an "A" , too. Bonus!

I still make skulls and skeletons now and then. Sometimes I like to put comical fish-bones in my Cat paintings. I've also made 3-D paintings of imaginary prehistoric fish skeleton specimens and flying beasts. I don't do it as often as i used to, but I have a lot of fun just letting my imagination run wild in different media whenever I get my Jones to make Bones!

Just thought I'd share one of the many strange things about me since I ran across this video of my original skull collection the other day. The sound collage in the audio track is all mine.  less

New World Order & Bonesmen

Mr. Bones claims his identity in "Will the Real Mr. Bones Please Stand Up". Music & Special effects. (5 min)

Origins of this secret satanic society have established strength in Israel and Scotland and has infiltrated the U.S. Government and profoundly shape U.S. foreign and domestic policy. (more)

A music video we made off of the song "These Old Bones" by Leftover

This is the way it's gonna be!!! ... you can almost quote me!!! *smile*

Sticks and stones may break my bones

Just what the title says.

Looks like fun to me... as a participator or partaker!

Wildlife conservation enthusiast, Bindi Irwin, launches "Bindi Wear."

This is my first Zutara video. It's about how Zuko and Katara liked each other along time ago, but are now bitter enemies. Although, Katara doesn't want to let go of Zuko just yet. I hope you guys will   more...enjoy it. ^^  less

I love Tucker acts like he is surprised.

Secret Societies

Cover! :)

This is my fan-made intro to an Avatar: The Last Airbender contest on Tv.com hosted by Neurosylum. It's to make a new opening sequence to Avatar: The Last Airbender. This is my entry. I started the   more...entry like every show starts. It starts off normal until something happens which leaves you with a short cliff hanger leading into the intro. Oh, and Iroh isn't' in this becauseI think it would have caused a lot of talk, because..If I put Mako (R.I.P) :( Then people might have been all, he's not the real one anymore, you need to put the new one! And if I put the new one, then people would have been all, give Mako some respect! So I didn't know what to do, so I left him out. Sorry =(  less

Here's a music video I did for a band call From Autumn to Ashes. Yes that's my gross bloodshot eye.

A video starring Sheldon Lee, my favorite cartoon character. Made of nearly 60 scenes, this video contains at least one clip from every episode Sheldon played a role in except "Killgore" and   more..."Humiliation 101" because there's no scenes focusing directly on him. The first three scenes alone can sum up Sheldon: he's clumsy, he's nerdy, but he's happy.  less

Secret Societies