Monday, December 14, 2009

free drawings


This is the drawing that I just submitted for the next issue of Free Drawings. Jesjit's a good guy.

Thursday, October 22, 2009

jeff goldblum


A print I just finished, part of a series of two. Red and green transparent ink, two layers.

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

you have chosen wisely


This is a tattoo of King Arthur, which I drew for my cousin, to match one of Merlin that already existed.

It was tattooed by Lisa Vanin at Sunnyside Tattoos.

Ah yes.

Sunday, October 11, 2009

bloomers and bikes


I designed and drew a poster for a spoken word and music performance which utilizes the bicycle as an instrument, via contact microphones and other means, and tells the history of the bike as a luxury good, factor in womens emancipation and suffrage and its role in changing history in general through liberating people.

The piece was conceived and is performed by Evalyn Parry. Evalyn is amazing, I have seen two previews, and the pieces of this piece are extremely engaging to say theleast; there is a lot of gold packed into this performance. Everyone should check this out. It's being performed on the 25th at Buddies. But then again, why not just read this informative poster?

Thursday, October 8, 2009

phantom limb


This is a preview of a print I am including in an upcoming group show.

It's three layers, transparent ink.


Thursday, August 27, 2009

postcards...


I've finished my design for a postcard (this is a rough!), a postcard that will be for sale at Cubeshops. Cubeshops sells very smart and modern household goods; all by Japanese designers. Everything there is innovative, the stapler that doesn't use staples, the pin that doesn't leave a hole in your walls.

The postcard, along with another I drew, will eventually be for sale.

Check the store out! It's at 11 Baldwin, just west of McCaul. www.cubeshops.com

Friday, August 7, 2009

SQUARE FOOT


Hey. I have a piece in AWOL gallery's square foot show. A lot of artists make art that is one foot by one foot large, and then all the pieces are tiled onto the walls of lower Ossinton theatre. Lower Ossington theatre is huge.

I would post a picture of my piece, but it was too big to scan and my camera has an awful auto-focus that makes everything blurry. Sorry dudes.

The show is Saturday, August 15 and starts at 7 pm. It's free. I know a lot of good artists who will be there. You should go!