🌪️ BRAIN ST0RM⚡

Some random bursts of extreme creativity "hailing" from Danner's mind :)

Brain STAIN

The discovery of a brain-shaped stain on a concrete curb was mandatory for Danner, whose site, "Originality Mentality," uses a brain for its logo. He titled the image "Brain Stain."

The shot proved nearly impossible due to heavy traffic; car headlights constantly flashed and ruined the subtle lighting Danner needed. After countless failures, he appealed to God. Feeling the divine challenge, "how much do you believe in me?" Danner responded, "times infinity."

Immediately, he felt a powerful nudge to take the picture, even as a car approached. At the precise moment Danner clicked the shutter, the light hitting the stain became a unique, perfect illumination. This miracle turned a frustrating, impossible attempt into an amazing artistic success—a vivid testimony that God is involved in even the smallest creative endeavors. Hoodies SOON!?!

"Didn't Get OUT of DODGE"

Danner captured a photo of a Dodge Dakota that has seen better days. The layers of peeling and bubbling paint tell a story of quick fixes and sun-beaten life, with each coat failing to hide the one before it. The truck’s rough, worn-out state is what made it stand out to Danner, who knew he had to get a picture of it.

After a moment, a perfect name came to him. The phrase "get out of dodge" is all about leaving a bad situation, but this truck, a Dodge itself, obviously didn't. Danner decided to rename it the "Didn't Get Out of Dodge," a name that perfectly sums up the truck's comical and charmingly run-down condition.

(Photo by Danner)

WristWeiler

Danner’s Casio G-Shock GD-100-1B is a timepiece with a strong presence. The watch features an “XL” face with hints of red, white, gray, and gold, all set against a matte black body. This is a very masculine and noticeably large watch.

To Danner, the watch's formidable size and design strongly evoked the image of a rottweiler, a comparison made even more fitting by the word “PROTECTION” inscribed on the face. Danner felt that if the essence of a rottweiler could be captured in a watch, this would be it. This led Danner to say, “This boy barks, gotta rottweiler on my wrist,” and then soon after, he came up with the name for it, "The WristWeiler." :)

(Photo by Danner)