new mew meow

Here's another flier I did for my DJ friend. And then some new skbk stuff...

TJ #37 10/16/01 - 11/30/01

I've been looking a lot at these old sketch books from my senior year in college. I like the sense of playful looseness...

TJ #38 12/3/01 - 1/10/02

TJ #39 1/12/02 - 3/8/02

playing around some

Oldies

Here's some more old work from college (some six years ago). Rebecca Shore, my drawing/painting professor at the time, had recommended using flach or flash (I'm not sure how to spell it, but it's like gouache, very quick drying, with a matte finish). Anyway, this series was me sort of playing around in a new medium...

some apologies

Jeremy Tinder brought it up to me a few weeks back that my drawings on here were way too fucking gigantic (my words, not his) whenever the viewer clicked on the original image to make it bigger. I honestly didn't realize. I'm not really a computer person, you know. This Photoshop stuff is all new to me. Anyway, my apologies for making you look at my grossly huge drawings. I'll try to do better in the future.

dodo doodoo

dead stars

"Our eyes reflect the light of dead stars. The corneas of eyes are reflective. You can observe this by looking at somebody's eyes with a good light source near-by. Stars are extremely far away and the speed of light is finite. Therefore when a star dies we are still seeing the light it gave off for a certain amount of time till all the light it did emit finishes getting to us."

New and old year

Here's the front and back covers for Singularity. I'm finishing the book up right now...

Here are some old drawings I found that I still like. The first was supposed to be a play on the letter 'S', a sort of fill-in-the-blanks type of puzzle. The second one is a multimedia thing...