Panoramic Pics Parsed by Pano

As if I didn’t have enough reasons to adore my iPhriend, Pano comes along and enchants my pants off. Here are a few snaps, of everyday haunts, woven together in the palm of my hand. Thumbnails don’t properly convey the elongated splendor.

Guests participating in Friday’s UsedWigs LIVE event left with this dazzling, parting gift. Click and go for a blow by blow.

UsedWigs LIVE • MilkBoy Main Stage

Special thanks to the rip-roarers who made UsedWigs Radio’s first live event a rip-roaring good time. The response and reaction was really resounding.

Wigbot Envisioned by Bevan McShea

The SS UsedWigs LIVE sets sail TONIGHT at 8:00pm. Don’t be left on the dock.

Ink on Paper • Free to a Good Home

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?

Acrylic & Marker on Old Book • Main Line, Philadelphia

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.

Black Lines on Things • Here and There

I made a variety of doodlings on a variety of things in a variety of places this weekend. Every once in a while, I showed ’em to my iPhone.

Marker on Post-it® Notes • Main Line, Philadelphia

A self-adhesive, artistic ensemble punctuated Sweet Mabel’s Sideshow Spectacular. Props to Putty Aaron for a proper Polaroid of the proceedings.

Based on the popular descending auction unveiled at last year’s “One Night Stand“, I’m liquidating my artventory during a three week show at Casciano Coffee Bar & Sweetery.

A May 8th reception, including live art and music, kicks off the show. Framed paintings and large works on canvas will begin with a price tag of $600. Every four days, the prices will be cut in half. As the month ripens, the work will be less expensive and less likely to be available.

Urban ARTifact

While spelunkering New Orleans’ Warehouse Arts District last weekend, the Mrs. and I stumbled across a treasure. ‘Twas a hand-painted, birth-control pill container posted prominently on a stop sign… ripe for the plucking.

A cryptic message inside reads, “Feel Da Love Rise – Scott.” Thanks for the souvenir, Scott!