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065 - It doesn’t matter how long you take a dip for, you’re still gonna get wet (with Matt Huynh) | Jacky Winter Gives You The Business

This week we’re joined by special guest Matt Huynh for our last episode of 2018! We’re going through our open tabs and will be discussing Brandless Brands, Mental Health in the Advertising Industry, and one of the largest art projects which has never exhibited.

I had a chat with some of my representatives at The Jacky Winter Group for their podcast. When is a brand not a brand? What does mental health look like in the ad industry? What is the opposite of a muse? It's an enhanced podcast, so if you use Overcast, Castro or Pocket Casts, you'll get bonus pics, links, quotes and chapter breaks too.

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You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. #GoVote.

Art by Matt Huynh.

Find hundreds of #GoVote artwork at govote.org you can share to encourage your friends, family and neighbors to vote on November 4th.

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The comic was drawn from an interview I conducted with chef Peter Wu and his mother years ago. They reflected on their restaurant in my suburban hometown whilst preparing to open a new one in the city. The interview was part of a series with second generation Vietnamese in the restaurant industry to discuss tensions between assimilation and 'authenticity' for migrant children. In the unfinished dining room of a restaurant they were preparing to open, we talked about what honoring tradition and loyalty look like when a new culture, community and environment demanded innovation and transformation for old traditions to survive and reach new audiences.

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About to launch a world first Instagram documentary with @sbs.online.documentaries ! Follow along at @sbs.online.documentaries, don’t miss out. ・・・ From his Brooklyn studio, @matty_huynh is busy creating illustrations and animations for our upcoming world-first instagram project.

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A drawing for Narratively. ・・・ Before Parkland, Santa Fe and Columbine... There Was Concord High. In 1985, a 16-year-old dropout showed up to school with a shotgun. Everyone said it was just a fluke. . . . #illustration #illustratorsoninstagram #gunviolence #guncontrol #concordhighschool #editorial #brushandink #artistsoninstagram (at Bedford–Stuyvesant, Brooklyn)

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Survival of the Richest. The next stage of evolution will have billionaire transhumanists leaving the rest of us behind. Excited to work with Douglas Rushkoff's words for these couple of illustrations on Medium #illustration #editorialillustration #transhumanism #apocalypse #inkandbrush (at Bedford–Stuyvesant, Brooklyn)

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The (ir)responsibility of pursuing a cure for death, for an article by Alex Pearlman on Medium.

#illustration #editorialillustration #riverstyx #transhumanism #charon #grimreaper (at New York, New York)

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The folly and privilege of the transhumanist's pursuit of Immortality, for Medium . Swipe for inks ⏩ . #illustration #fruit #editorialillustration #goldenapple #immortality #transhumanism #inkandbrush

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In the new Baffler Magazinr ‘Forced Exposure issue, for a personal story by T Magazine arts editor M.H. Miller about a family sinking deep into student debt and signing with a Silicon Vally online refinancing company. . . The Jul/Aug edition also features work by favs Molly Crabapple and @chiomaaaaaa . . #illustration #editorialillustration #studentdebt #magazineillustration #brushandink

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The folly and privilege of the transhumanist's pursuit of Immortality, for Medium . ⏩ . #illustration #fruit #editorialillustration #goldenapple #immortality #transhumanism #inkandbrush

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In the new Baffler Magazinr ‘Forced Exposure issue, for a personal story by T Magazine arts editor M.H. Miller about a family sinking deep into student debt and signing with a Silicon Vally online refinancing company. . . The Jul/Aug edition also features work by favs Molly Crabapple and @chiomaaaaaa . . #illustration #editorialillustration #studentdebt #magazineillustration #brushandink

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This sumi-e ink painting is available now through Tictail. Tictail.com/MattHuynh 41.6 x 28 cm 270 GSM Bristol board . . . #illustration #tictail #inkandbrush #artforsalebyartist #artforsale #blackandwhite #artistsoninstagram #shopinstagram #instashop (at Tictail Market)

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Preview of an animation installation for Made In NY Media Center by IFP. Animation - Mila Nery Composer - Brock Legend

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If a picture is worth a thousand words, then why not tell your story through pictures? Here at the Brooklyn Museum Library, we have an extensive collection of graphic novels, comic books, and artists books that do just that. Many of you may be fans of the Marvel superhero comics and some might be Japanese Manga fanatics, but the truth is that the realm of graphic novels and comics extends far beyond these fantasy worlds and can be extremely relevant to our everyday lives. For example, MA by Matt Huynh, tells the story of a Vietnamese family living in a Malaysian refugee camp during the Vietnam War. Nervosa, by Hayley Gold, chronicles the character’s painful struggle with anorexia. The Mimi and the Wolves series by the artist Alabaster, tells the story of young Mimi’s self-discovery and conquering her fears of the unknown.

Graphic novels and comics are also great ways to explore fresh takes on historical subjects. For example Sam Ita’s pop-up version of Moby Dick is a fun and interactive way to engage with a classic story. Pull a lever and the big white whale swims across the ocean before your eyes. Captain Ahab lurches forward from the pages in a way that quite literally brings the character to life. Another great example is Annie Murphy’s I Still Live: Biography of a Spiritualist, which tells the true story of Ascha Sprague, the 19th century spiritualist, women’s advocate, and abolitionist. Reading about her dramatic story in graphic novel form makes it much easier to absorb and may appeal to a more visually focused crowd.

The Brooklyn Museum Library supports local artists by purchasing these works for our collection and promoting their use to our patrons. Many graphic novels and artist books from our collection have also been a part of the Brooklyn Museum’s exhibition history and public programming. If you have not explored the world of graphic novels before, there is no time like the present!

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Kung Fu Zombies VS Shaman Warrior at #ctrlalt (at Pearl River Mart)

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A Passenger (at The Pencil Factory Greenpoint, Bk)

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‘Winter’ my comic for @newmodelarmy is here in all its glossy glory. Pick it up for £10 at http://shop.newmodelarmy.org/winter-graphic-novel-by-matt-huynh-p-1103.html & merch tables across their current European tour! I think the guys are in Poland right now 💀