The “Anatomically Incorrect” show at Lucky Gallery was a blast. It’s closing this weekend, Feb. 6th from 6-9 and will feature a live performance by Brooklyn-based metal act Descender. Thanks to Scott, Laura, and Lucky Gallery for having me, it was a blast to make some new Brooklyn friends before my journey to Miami.
Faesthetic is donating 100% of the proceeds from all sales of Faesthetic now until Jan 31st to the American Red Cross. Get something and help.
Second annual Draw Drawings Every Day show. This Saturday, January 9th, 6-9pm at the Washington St. Art Center (321 Washington St. Somerville, MA). I’ll have a bunch of doodles up on the wall, as well as a fat-stack of artwork and stuff for sale opening night.
Then the following Saturday I’ll be in Brooklyn, NY for the opening of another group show at Lucky Gallery (176 Richards Street, Brooklyn, NY. 11231). January 16, from 6-9PM, Lucky Gallery is hosting an artist reception for the exhibition “Anatomically Incorrect” which is an an on-site collaborative drawing installation by Anastasia Akulinina/Kaerfkrahs, Brian Butler, Downer, Faro, Scott Ferguson, Fish McGill, Maxwell Piersol, Cardon Webb, and Eunjeong Yoo. “Anatomically Incorrect” exhibition runs January 16th to February 7th.
Working directly on the gallery wall each artist creates a visual conversation; the alchemy of characters, text, and pattern affecting how the mural expands as each artist works responsively to the other.
36 Chambers is one of my favorite albums of all time. So today I drew the Wu.
Tonight is reception for THE KRAMPUS ART SHOW in 127 Essex Street, Salem, MA at Fool’s Mansion. A group of artists reflect on the dark servant of St. Nicholas, who delivers threats instead of treats. The show will be up all December.
The MassArt double header will take place Sunday December 13th. Kicking off with the 5th annual Mass Market “d.i.y. craft fair”, a day of festive music, vegan cupcakes, weird nick-knacks, and silly art. Followed by an evening of strange music, designed partially to get you out of your pants, and partially melt your face off… Yeah, I made the flyers.
Friday December 11th, is the opening reception of POST THIS at Space 242, a group show exhibiting gig-posters from the past two decades. Another great line-up featuring Boston’s favorite illustrators and designers. The show will be up all month, be sure to stop by.
My contribution to Faesthetic #12 included one incarnation of the Megacourse, as well as a couple closet skeleton manifestations from the course.
The Megacourse is the all-inclusive miniature golf destination. As thoughts are accumulated on the green, the Mega-course manifests apprehensions of each thought and forces the player to defeat the newly-acquired obstacle. Only the most focused, self confident, player can defeat the Megacourse.
Whoops Tattoo Zine #1 is the product of silly conversations about my girlfriend’s job as a tattoo artist. Focusing mostly on the decision process behind a tattoo, the zine highlights the dumber artwork found permanently etched in human skin. Get one in the store!
Album art and packaging for Zombifying Venom, a brutal band spawned from the ashes of As the Sun Sets and Umbrella, in Providence, RI. In respect of their song, “I’ll administer my own flux capacitor, thank you very much” there is a secret Delorean hidden under the CD.
I made this shirt graphic for Rhode Island’s favorite “holy rollers” Jesuscentric.