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Sunday, April 11, 2010


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Fax Landscape

Saturday, April 10, 2010




A jammed timesheet being faxed over to work becomes a landscape. I like it.

EASY RIDER

Monday, March 15, 2010






freelance project for the best bike shop around. www.mineolamoto.com

3 quick subway faces

Sunday, February 14, 2010




pink puffins


birds


James Reid - Motioneering

Friday, December 18, 2009


Also take note of the amazing blog Motioneering by James Reid. Another very talented friend of mine, he has lots of good stuff to create and recommend.

Kevin Casey


Take note of the link on the blog roll to the right of this post. Kevin Casey Music is an extremely solid website featuring the talents and tastes of one Kevin Casey. I highly recommend checking it out.

Yoshimi and Weeman Battle the Pink Robots



This is a painting I did for my cousin Danny and his wife Phuong (who is now officially my cousin-though I considered her such for a long time now). They got married last month and this is a piece I did for them to celebrate. I couldn't ask for better people to have around. Their cat's names are Yoshimi and Weeman. It's watercolor, gauche, colored pencil, and electrical tape on a 15" x 30" piece of Stonehenge paper.