Without fail, there’s always a nadir that occurs just before a show. Doubt creeps in. It’s the same every time – you question the validity of your own work, worry if anybody will show up. Larger existential questions about time, effort, value. It feels awful. The doubts hurt. The worst part is knowing none of…
June started out with a quick visit to see family, but then the rest of the month was a full schedule trying to juggle a bunch of projects – getting some off the ground and finishing others.
One of the many side projects that I’m taking on this year is sending out some mail art to interested friends, family, fans and whomever else signs up to receive some!
December is a hard month to stay focused on work. With holidays looming, end of the year bills piling up, and projects yearning for closure, December is a test to see just how much work you can finish. So I worked on paintings, printmaking and an unexpected project: a kids mural.
For the past few months I’ve been working with silkscreen prints in my studio. I’ve always been envious of printmakers for their ability to create multiples – not only for higher sales at lower prices, but for getting their work out on a larger scale.
Forgive the haste of this post, but scanned artwork showing detail and linework are coming tomorrow (9/29) – so please be patient in the meantime and enjoy the blurry work you see below. I’ve been toiling lately on a series of t-shirt designs, and the first designs are just about ready to go, so now’s your…
From time to time, I like to break out the silkscreens and print some t shirts. This particular t shirt is an oldie I put together a few years ago taking some ads from the back of old comic books. The numbers, when rad aloud today, unfortunately, haven’t really changed all that much. Here’s my…
