Person

Artist Name:

Nutman

Real name:

Mads Perschke

Day of birth:

14.01.1973

Sex:

Male

Eye color:

Green

Hair color:

Light brown

Home:

Roskilde, Denmark

Occupation:

IT supporter

Hobbies:

Music, computers, golf

Interests:

Motorcycles, cars, technical stuff

Favourite food:

Green peppers, filled with chopped pork meat, served with spaghetti

Released commercial projects:

"Eclectica"

Email address:

info@nutman.dk

ICQ # and status:

70870889

MSN messenger contact name / email:

Nutman-IRIS / nutman@nutman.dk

Equipment

INTEL Pentium 4 based PC:

Intel Pentium 4 CPU, 2.8 GHz
Soltek SL-865G-L motherboard
TerraTec DMX6fire 24/96 soundcard
4x256 MB Samsung PC3200 RAM, Dual Channel
120 GB Western Digital S-ATA Harddisk
HIS Radeon 9600 PRO graphics accelerator
Zalman CNPS7000Al-Cu CPU cooler
Vantec Nexus NXP-101 multi-function display
(temperature monitoring and CPU fan speed control)
HP 8X CD burner
EIZO T57S monitor
IBM P70 monitor
Logitech mouse
Codegen 6002 midi tower
(heavily modified)

Beyer Dynamics DT 231 PRO headphones
KOSS TD65 headphones

Evolution MK-449C midi controller keyboard

The Nutman logo

The Nutman logo is probably a mystery to many people. Most people probably don't know what it's supposed to look like, so I'll try to explain to you what it is, where it came from, etc.

The idea for the logo came as a friend of mine accidently passed a picture of The Death to me. We were testing his email account, so he mailed me this picture of The Death, standing on a hill top with his cape on, waving in the wind and his cleaver resting on his body.
I don't remember how I started to work with the picture, but I cut out the main character and played a bit with that image. Soon I had an image, that no longer looked like its gloomy origin, but more like a dancer, who moves very strangely. I realized, that I had a logo here. A thing, by which people would know me, without me having to write my name anywhere.
The logo wasn't really meant to be a logo in the beginning, but I have expanded and intensified the use of it, so it now stands out as "Nutman".

© 2002 Nutman