sunrise and the city

acting up in morning traffic

abandon sleep

been getting ready for my next solo show. the date is still tentative so i'll post more about that later. i'm keeping most of the new work under wraps until the opening, but here are two for now.

was really excited to get the opportunity to shoot some photos of apnea for a print. numbered edition of 40, acrylic on newsprint 24"x36".
also did a special numbered edition of 6 on 25"x38" 80lb white paper; five of which will be available exclusively through lithium picnic to help with their legal fees.

contact: www.apneatic.com or www.apneaticmedia.com

not such an exciting back story on these. just into organic themes and hooded figures right now. numbered edition of 41, acrylic on newsprint 24"x36".

circles and intellect

received yesterday this flier for the "don't sleep" group show that opened on the 16th at premium goods, featuring nobody i know. i've posted pics from other shows they've done at premium goods in the past. but for the 10 (+/-) out of towners that read this blog and don't know about premium goods, it's a sneaker boutique for all your super limited crazy colored nikes that also hosts outsider and street level group art shows every couple months. i don't know who did the flier, but couldn't help but notice the use of the GIVE UP razor image in the collage. without permission or having my work affiliated with the show in any way. i can't really get down on premium goods because i know the owners have a "curator" for the shows and have little more to do with them than the lending of their walls. but what is especially humorous is the fact that their former, and i assume current, curator - who's work is also featured in this most recent show - told me when they first started toying with this art installation idea that my work was too dark and "apathetic" to ever be shown there. i guess not enough so to keep them from using it to get people to their openings though. but PG is still a cool place to get clown shoes, if that's what you're into.

houstonpress.com

these posters have been locked under this chain-link deterrent for well over a year now, but still managed to make it into keith plocek's houston street art slideshow for november on houstonpress.com. thanks keith.

http://slideshow.houstonpress.com/index.php?gallery=25141&type=1¤t=1

lion in winter

"-my girl, my girl, don't you lie to me, tell me where did you sleep last night;
-in the pines, in the pines, where the sun don't ever shine...."






new works soon.
upcoming shows.

seagulls and ten crowns

according to this blog and word about town and my own admission, my efforts on the street have been lacking. and instead concentrated on tshirts and band stuff and things for other people. about the best i've come up with or done anything with lately are these seagull stickers. which admittedly aren't the best thing i've ever done.

but other things have been a lot more important or interesting:








i did go over to kylie from stray dog (palehorse post from september) and caleb from ten crowns house and was reminded of these ten crowns posters i did a couple years ago. color did the script. 11x17 two color print on heavy stock. i think there were 80 or 100.