Ink, Oil Pastel & Toddlers on Paper • 6′ x 2′ • Main Line, Philadelphia
During a recent fundraiser at the Penn Wynne Library, a handful of colorful youngsters kept their hands busy by colorizing my colorless work.
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I put a large piece of cement board on the curb but the garbage men wouldn’t take it. I put a CURB ALERT on Craigslist but the hoarders wouldn’t take it. I put a painting on the cement board, it was gone within an hour. Now I’m designing a tattoo for my wife. (Rimshot.)
The other evening I soaked in the sites, sounds and smells of Fishtown’s First Friday. Instead of leaving with some art, I left some art. It’s across from the incredible Johnny Brenda’s, go get it.
Primer Gallery… 30 ounces of black paint, 24 ounces of beer, 3 foam brushes and 270 square feet of paper later.
It’s well documented that fellow UsedWigger, Jeff Lyons, has no sense of smell and only 34% of his hearing. He does, however, have a keen eye and a mild case of the shutter bug. Here are some Lyonized snapshots of last Friday’s Nightline event at Primer Gallery.
At restaurants, crayons keep my son busy and quiet… and me busier and quieter.
Enjoy a glimpse of the dozens of customized bev naps left in the wake of big apple bar-hopping.
Every summer, I attempt to spruce up my cyber-domicile by adding a few new banner images to the mix. The above six snaps are this year’s contribution to the gaggle of randomly rotating mastheads.
Sneak a peek at a few of the original pieces of f’art (free art) to be handed out during tomorrow night’s UsedWigs LIVE. With door prizes like these, who needs enemies?
When you know that the neighbor of pal is a fan of your artwork, the neighborly thing to do is to leave some on the neighbor’s doorstep when your in the neighborhood. |
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