Brandon Boyd at Book Passage

So The Echo ($49.95)


visually weaves the past five years for Brandon


Boyd, who spent much time honing his craft, displaying his work, and


using art as a tool for activism. Beautifully designed, the book reveals many


new sketches and works with watercolor and other experimental techniques, as


well as very personal photos and journal entries. There is a breath and space


to the book and artwork that is a departure from his previous publications but


the intimacy remains very much intact.







Brandon’s life is certainly one characterized by creativity and


self-expression, and though best known as the singer for the rock band Incubus,


he is also visual artist for whom art has played a consistent and powerful role


throughout his life. He is the author of two additional books combining his


artwork, photography and creative writing: White Fluffy Clouds (2003) and From


the Murks of the Sultry Abyss (2007).