Acrylic on Paper • Shampoo Night Club

In the Fall of 2002, I was invited to perform at a Philadelphia nightclub called Shampoo. The club holds semiannual “mega events” in which they fill an outdoor tent full of DJs, booze, costumed dancers and assorted entertainment. I fell into the assorted entertainment category.

Acrylic on Butcher Paper • Old City, Philadelphia

A series of subway-sized, original paintings I used to paper an urban construction site. These paintings disappeared within a few minutes of hanging.

Acrylic on Cardstock • Old City, Philadelphia

A gaggle of gigantic, iconic images I whipped up to decorate the city.

Acrylic • Welsh Valley Middle School

I created this mural one morning on a long segment of wall high above my classroom. My students thought it was downright scandalous that I was painting on the wall without permission. “Aren’t you afraid you’re going to get fired?” they’d ask. “No,” I’d answer. So far, so good.

Mr. T(odd)

All dolled up in my ’01 Halloween costume. Yes, I grew the beard out and actually shaved my head.

Acrylic on Paper • Main Line, Philadelphia

An example of over one thousand glue bottle paintings that I’ve left behind in the greater Philadelphia area.

A Seasonally-Employed Man & Me

For Christmas this year, I’d like a boy’s haircut.

Spidey & Me

The Spiderman costume is the second most embarrassing outfit in this photograph.

Giant Vermin & Me

An early glimpse of my skepticism in Christianity.