Paint Marker on Skateboard • Private Collection
A kid shouldn’t have to stand on unadorned grip tape.
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Painted for (and shipped to) a lovely couple in lovely Mexico City, Mexico. The title and destination of this piece make it 8% more exotic.
You can pick your friends and you can pick your hair but you can’t pick your friends’ hair.
I whipped this piece up especially for a nice couple with a naked kitchen wall. It either marks the beginning of my “Watermelon Period” or represents an artistic anomaly.
One of literally thousands of images that I’ve created utilizing a glue bottle. I refer to this massive collection as “The Glue Bottle Chronicles.”
Painted a few months ago, photographed a few days ago.
Main Line Art Center recently hosted an event titled, “One Night Stand”. Young artists (defined as 21-35 years old) were invited to contribute up to three original works priced under $500 each. I decided to price my contributions using a declining silent auction. Each piece began the evening with boundary pushing $500 price tags. Every half hour, the prices were slashed in half. The early evening cherry-picking turned into an art-buying melee as the prices dipped below triple digits.
Filmmaker, Oprah guest and pseudo-celebrity, Angela Shelton, cozies up with a trio of my paintings. Holding paper next to your cheek poses a significant facial paper cut risk and is therefore not recommended.
The front side of my newly designed business card. I decided to go with the rounded corners so that youngsters don’t poke their eyes out. I’m always thinking about the kids. |
Acrylic on Canvas • 7′ x11′ • Private CollectionHigh school participants of the 
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