I bought one of these rad tiger masks in Albuquerque NM a couple years ago. Initially enchanted by their Beavis eyes, I came to learn a little more about their origin, and became even more inspired by their violent history. After sitting on these paintings for a bit, I mailed them to Massachusetts for The Hundred$ show at Lincoln Arts Project. The dude on the top left has Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s lips and talent.
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October 1st – November 12th
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I painted this tatted-up succubus chick today in Cambridge MA. The moment I finished, it began to rain.
This weekend is the opening for Stoked Sessions, in The Brick Building, 8870 Washington Blvd. Culver City. A fundraiser for Stoked LA mentoring program. Invite card below. Continue reading
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.
I can’t tell you which one is mine, but I’ve contributed work to the “Outside the Box” fundraiser auction, to benefit the The North River Arts Society of Marshfield. All artists were given an 8″ square of gator-board to customize. The work is unlabeled, and the artists will be reviled after the bidding has closed in September. The highlight for me is that my work is being displayed alongside Steve Carell. Continue reading
This series of the world’s most famous, and infamous miniature golfers was featured as part of Brian Burkhardt’s Word of Mouth Show at the Bridge Fair in Miami. They are all painted on 12″x12″ panels with astro-turf silkscreened on them. More after the jump… Continue reading
Last year I was asked to do a little live painting at Warped Tour for Keep A Breast. Because their famous chest-casts were soggy, I ended up painting some small canvas of luchador chicks battling for breasts. A few days ago I returned to the KAB tent for a second session of painting. Still no boobs to paint on, and also no aerosol this year! I couldn’t use spray paint as part of their Eco-initiative to keep the tour GREEN, which was a curve-ball, but I think the final product worked out. Last year’s event was funny because the moment I put down the brush, the sky went black and began to pour blood and lightning and tornadoes. This year’s weather was equally as miserable, but less violent. While waiting for paint to dry, I had a chance to catch Against Me and Horrorpops last year, and Gallows and NOFX this year. Other painting after the jump.. Continue reading
