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Hand Drawn & Computer Embellished

A series of symmetrical, tribal-inspired mugs I created specifically to be used as skin adornment. Feel free to take one down to your local tattoo parlor and wear it for the rest of your life.

Marker on Post-it® Notes • Old City, Philadelphia

Recipe for No-Fuss Urban Drawing Gallery

Ingredients:
• One Post-it® Note Tablet (any color)
• One Permanent Marker
• One Abandoned Building

Directions:
1. Carefully move the permanent marker over the non-sticky surface of each Post-it® sheet. Be sure to manipulate the marker such that it creates an interesting image and/or design unique to each sheet. Allow a few seconds to dry.
2. Adhere each sheet to the smooth side of the abandoned building.
3. Season to taste.

Almost everyone has a crazy Aunt.

I’ve recently been leaving my artwork all around town for people to find and take. Someone once asked me how I expect to sell my work when people know that they can find it hanging around outside for free. I answered, “The same way a florist expects to sell flowers.”

Here’s my contribution to the wonderful world of your mamma jokes: “Your mamma is so lazy, she’s never even had a productive cough.”

Use it well.

Holly Love • Main Line Today Magazine • March, 2003

Give Todd Marrone an inch and he’ll decorate it. On this morning, the self-described “modern art revolutionary” begins at the Narberth train station. To most people, a train station is a place to catch trains. To Marrone, it’s an empty gallery awaiting exhibits. Read the rest of this entry »

Computer Generated

A sticker design that I created in response to the pending war in Iraq. Apparently, the sticker is not mightier than the sword.

I think people overuse the word “hate”. The next time somebody says that they hate someone or something, tell them that you hate Adolf Hitler. The conversation will go something like this:

“I hate bathroom hand dryers, they never work.”

“Oh really? I hate Adolf Hitler for slaying millions of innocent people.”

It really makes them feel silly for hating their thing.

Computer Generated

A sampling of the one dozen computer generated creations that I affectionately branded “The Thingies.” Via a series of eBay auctions, the general public was given the opportunity to name “The Thingy” of their choosing. Like registering a star and sponsoring a needy child all rolled up into one!