Incubus frontman to release book
Brandon Boyd releases second art book
Incubus frontman Brandon Boyd is set to release a new book.
’From The Murks Of The Sultry Abyss’ will be the follow up to his first work 'White Fluffy Clouds'.
According to a statement the book will consist of “artist photographs, paintings, drawings and over 40 pages of life’s observations”.
The volume will consist of 118 pages and 225 colour images. A limited number will contain a page featuring six stickers.
The singer said: “(I) spent the majority of 2005 working diligently in my studio on numerous paintings, and that condensed time period left me with more finished work that I had ever produced.”
Speaking about the title of the book, he said it was "a small piece of a quote from Carl Jung. The bulk of the statement is referring to the ‘archetype’ and man’s quest to understand the images he sees in his mind’s eye.”
A UK release date has yet to be announced, but the book is available to order from the star's website Brandonboydbooks.com.
’From The Murks Of The Sultry Abyss’ will be the follow up to his first work 'White Fluffy Clouds'.
According to a statement the book will consist of “artist photographs, paintings, drawings and over 40 pages of life’s observations”.
The volume will consist of 118 pages and 225 colour images. A limited number will contain a page featuring six stickers.
The singer said: “(I) spent the majority of 2005 working diligently in my studio on numerous paintings, and that condensed time period left me with more finished work that I had ever produced.”
Speaking about the title of the book, he said it was "a small piece of a quote from Carl Jung. The bulk of the statement is referring to the ‘archetype’ and man’s quest to understand the images he sees in his mind’s eye.”
A UK release date has yet to be announced, but the book is available to order from the star's website Brandonboydbooks.com.
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