stationary

woodblock monoprints on 4.5 in x 8 in cards with envelopes

ornaments

collagraph print embossment made with old keys

upcoming show!

upcoming show CPC 22nd Annual Small Prints Show!

halloween 2011

went as mf doom this year-

 hand made mask from duct tape, recycled cardboard, glue, and spray paint.

pretty proud of it!

back in chicago

i recently moved back to chicago. 

the weather has been temperamental and the differentiation of light that the changing weather offers makes for some really nice photo opportunities. these are nothing fancy, just cell phone pictures. it is pretty amazing what you can capture with that tiny little camera.

upcoming show

EXHIBITION AND ART SALE

Friday, November 11, 2011

6:30 -10:30pm

Marwen, 833 North Orleans Street, Chicago

Art work by teaching artists, students, alumni, and staff will be on display and for sale. Proceeds benefit the artists and Marwen programs for under-served youth.

$30 advance tickets, includes food and drinks

(purchased before November 9, otherwise $40)

BUY TICKETS HERE

coming soon...

puppet self

buildings documented so far

a continuation of the dilapidated buildings of st. louis. these are little cards displaying each building in it's entirety with street location

keeping everything organized!

just lights

last week: weather in chicago

fun with postcards

Southern Graphics Council

this weekend i am participating in a group show as part of SGC 

which is being held in st. louis this year.

show starts on friday night around 8 and goes till 10. 

most of Cherokee street from Gravois past Jefferson will be  full of printmaking fabulousness.

the very next day the printshop where my studio is located will be 
having an open studio day from noon- 3pm

pretty food colors

that's it. here are some good looking colors and accidental kitchen fun.

endangered species that mate life

this is a throwback to a piece i worked on back in college. these are simple graphite drawings on rag paper with layered etchings beneath.  the next step will to make woodcuts, or possibly etchings of the animals.

more plastic bags...

here are all the bags cut and folded and organized by color

this is a sample of wild native Missouri hibiscus, still a work in progress.