Thursday, May 9, 2013

BABYMEN TAKE BELIZE!

Hopefully, if I don't get too drunk tonight, I will finish the rough of this zine. Even if I do get too loaded, it's about time to premier it. The cover of my latest work, a travelogue of my trip to Philadelphia and Belize. It will be the first printing I've ever put together digitally,  a process which I will never do again with this computer. Such a pain! I actually thought it would be simpler then doing the work by hand. Next time it's typewriter and glue all the way!
Regardless of the problems with process, I think this will be a very solid book, probably my largest solo printing (besides SPERBLE).
UPDATE: I got too drunk and didn't finish.

Monday, April 22, 2013

DAVID LYNCH


Sketch and finished portrait of David Lynch. On the final work I added a effect on photoshop to try to bring some of the blacks back into the picture, for the photo of it was taken on my ipod and was totally washed out.

Sunday, April 7, 2013

BLACK AND WHITE 35 MM

 Photo's from the Black Rock Desert. Shot in 35mm film, developed into negatives by hand. Some were digitally touched up a bit.








Friday, March 15, 2013

ON THE EDGE

This visual has been sticking with me for a long time. The idea of someone perched on the edge of a building that's been sheared in half. They are calmly sitting, with blue skies behind them, watching the world fall apart. Apathetic or truly hopeful? I have my own feelings on it.

Thursday, March 14, 2013

ARTHUR'S PEAK, SCOTLAND

A sketch from the Arthur's Peak, a hilltop over looking Edinburgh, Scotland. Off a picture taken by Izzy.

Saturday, March 9, 2013

FENGUS MURAL

Going through my hard drive, making space and organizing. Made me realize how much of my art has never made it to this blog. Going to update more regularly just to catch up with the stuff I already have photographed or scanned. This was a large scale painting I did at Casa Zimbabwe, a mostly student co-op in Berkeley. My friend lived there and was obligated to do work around the house. Having me paint this was his way of getting out of it.