Life Imitates Art, Wes Anderson Style

Jay Sweet

on January 4, 2007 5:26 PM | Permalink | Comments (1)

Many of you may remember Sweet Talk’s cover story on director Wes Anderson (Wow, what a great Story about Wes! ) PASTE even commissioned Wes’ very talented brother Eric whose works have been featured in Time, the New York Observer, and the Criterion collection version of all his brother’s film to illustrate a one of a kind cover for the occasion. He even did the “flap” with a little pic of R.E.M. (see above) under the flap, which you can not see on the pic above, is a pic of Owen Wilson’s character from Life Aquatic plus the rest of Wes’ body. The reason I revisit such a great issue is Sister Caren who works the engine room at Sweet Talk found the following picture online......

Now I know PASTE’s brand is growing stronger than ever, but this is top-notch, grade A, classic.

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By WebWarrior on January 5, 2007 11:02 AM

Wow. Just wow.

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Paste Magazine issue 54 (Stuart Murdoch)

From the brain flow of Paste's Editor At Large:

Some nefarious music hounds from Decatur twisted my outsized ego into creating a dialogue littered with opinionated recommendations and myopic rants. Therefore, to put a smidgen of decency back into nepotism, I have stolen the title "Sweet Talk" in homage of my father who had a weekly sports and leisure column of the same in the early 70's that was syndicated in several small town newspapers in the land the gods made great, New England (sans Connecticut of course). Luckily this space will focus more on sporting leisure, my favorite kind.