The Intertidal Scavenger

screen print and watercolor on paper, mounted on wood panel / edition of 2

Here are two more pieces from my bathroom art show at Bows. These are one color screen prints, hand colored with watercolor paints. The images were cut out, and mounted to wood panels with Mod Podge. There are only two of these guys. They were sort of done as an experiment, and I am quite happy with how they came out. I really like the contrast between the wood surface and the print. Also, the Mod Podge adds a thick, glossy texture that enhances the look of the prints, and makes the colors a seem more vibrant. I'm definitely going to be mounting more of my prints this way in the future. Anyway, go check these out while you still have the chance, the show comes down at the beginning of June.

The Old Wise One

screen print and water color on paper / edition of 4

Here is another print that I made for my bathroom art show at Bows and Arrows this month. This is a one color screen print, colored by hand with watercolor paints. This one has an edition of four, each with a different color palette. They'll be hanging up at Bows until June 6.

Cthulhu Enjoys a Smoke

screen print and water color on paper / edition of 2

This is one of the pieces I made for my bathroom art show at Bows and Arrows this month. This is a one color screen print, colored by hand with watercolor paints. There are two pieces based off this print, each with a different color palette. They'll be hanging up at Bows until June 6.

Bows and Arrows have posted a short interview with me on their blog! Highlights include the origins of "Archradish" and some Dino Riders related content.

http://bowscollective.com/blog/?p=2408

My work is going to be hanging in the bathroom galleries at Bows and Arrows in Sacramento for the month of May. I'm going to be displaying a lot of hand painted screen prints at this show. I'll be posting some images of the work from the show throughout the month. In the main gallery there will be artwork from Michael Hoffee and Jon Bafus. Should be rad!

This is a tattoo design that I did for one of my best friends. The inspiration for this one was the old Ford Econoline that he used to drive in high school. This van was our shuttle on countless expeditions to Guitar Showcase, where many hours were spent trying out gear that we would never actually buy. This is the first tattoo I've ever tried to design, I hope it looks as killer on skin as it does on screen.

Here is a logo design I did for The Public Access Show. My buddy Arjun (who also plays drums in Wallpaper) is the mastermind behind this amazing program. He just posted the second episode which features a sweet animated version of the logo. Go check it out!