Ink on Paper • Main Line, Philadelphia

The street littered with drying art during a recent, outdoor, painting performance.

Ink on Envelope • The US Postal Service

One in a series of ornately addressed envelopes used to ship UsedWigs Radio T-shirts. The name has been swirled to protect the innocent.

Ink on Kiddie Menu • Slickity Jim’s Chat ‘N Chew

On a recent trip to Vancouver, the Mrs. & I stumbled into a hip little eatery called Slickity Jim’s Chat ‘N Chew. The food was tasty and the deco was uniquely eclectic but the children’s menu was lame. I embellished the collection of hastily drawn entrées and handed it over for future duplication and distribution. Now young Chat ‘N Chew patrons have something substantial to color while waiting for their grilled cheese.

Ink on Barf Bag • Northwest Airlines

During a recent flight from Detriot, I took the liberty paper of adorning a vomit depository.

Ink on Business Cards • Vancouver Eateries

This Summer, the Mrs. and I took a trip across the Pacific Northwest. Along the way, I erected a number of miniature galleries on restaurant tabletops.

Acrylic on Paper • Northern Liberties, Philadelphia

Interior decorating is easy, try sprucing up the facade of an abandoned building.

Acrylic on Canvas • Main Line, Philadelphia

In a perfect world, all “America’s Next Top Model” billboards would be covered by original pieces of artwork.

Spray Paint on Plywood • Old City, Philadelphia

Acrylic on Paper • Main Line, Philadelphia

Evidence of a guerilla marketing blitz staged in Ardmore, PA.

Acrylic on Butcher Paper • Main Line, Philadelphia

Spreading freedom, one hand-painted poster at a time.