About the Author
For some reason many people feel the need to know who the author of the work they're viewing is. They believe that it adds to the depth and meaning of the work, as well as a means of finding reason for it's creation. This flawed logic is absolute tripe. It belongs only to those born as critics. (They are BORN that way, aren't they?)
Still, to learn about Brookes Eggleston (read: the person pathetically writing this in third-person in order to appear more intellectual) does not do much good. It might interest you to know inconsequential trivia and nonsense about m- er, him, and seeing as how Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter's popularity derive from these things, it might boost his page hits to do so. It shouldn't startle you to know that Brookes was born in January of 1992, which depending on when you read this means that he is either 17 or 38 years of age. (one of those.) Alsobagels.com is potentially the first successful (the word successful being used here with tongue firmly lodged in cheek) creative endeavor into the arts. Past attempts include a series of short films entitled "The Jives of Friday Night 1, 2, 3, and 7" which never developed a fan base larger than 30 people due to a lack of advertising, lack of quality, and lack of a working DVD burner. Brookes continued to privately write movie scripts about dogs who were spies untill the plot on the page began to physically hurt by standers. The film series, which would have made more domestically than Transformers, The Dark Knight, What's Eating Gilbert Grape, and the sequel to a weekend at Bernie's 2 combined, was unfortunately locked away by the Serbian government. Therefore, in a way to allow the Creative Juice (affectionately known as CJ) to effectively and harmlessly flow from his brain to the page, "young" Eggleston created this website. He is much better at the comedic timing that comes with moving pictures and (direction of) acting, so this foray into static web imagery is somthing of a step down into mediocrity. Brookes is not skilled with a bull whip. Many artists are obligated to draw themselves, partially because the legend exists that someone's level of artistry derives from their ability to self-portraitize. Thusly (a word that kind of ryhmes with Hustley) I have created this impromptu portrait of myself: |