by admin | Oct 19, 2021 | art, artwork, collage, collage, design, interview, News, podcast, Uncategorized
I am honored to be a guest on Ryan Starr’s excellent Hi-Res podcast. We talked about art and collage and living the creative life during the COVID lockdown. In addition, we talked about the music videos I created for Mighty Joe Castro and the Gravamen. Overall,...
by admin | Apr 15, 2021 | art, artwork, collage, News, NFT, Uncategorized
“Black Soot on a Gauze Veil” is part of a new series of moving collages that I have been working on. This piece uses images taken from vintage black and white public domain movies, which I have “cut up” in the same way that I would cut up...
by admin | Feb 26, 2021 | art, artwork, collage, News, skateboarding, Uncategorized
I am very excited to finally share with you the “Cut and Paste” collage art board series I designed for Element skateboards. As an art form, I first started working with collage around 2004, mainly as an excuse to lurk around dust covered old book shops...
by admin | Jan 29, 2020 | art, artwork, collage, News, Uncategorized
Shells is a piece of cut paper collage art using images found in vintage magazines and other ephemera that are then dry adhered to paper with a gel medium. The original image is roughly 12 inches wide by 17 inches tall (not including matte and frame). It was...
by admin | Nov 18, 2019 | art, artwork, collab, collage, News, Uncategorized
“Postcards From Tomorrow” is another collaboration beer release from Hidden River Brewery in Douglassville, PA & Levante Brewing in West Chester, PA. The can features my collage Wish You Were Here on it. The beverage inside is a delicious Double Indie Pale Ale....
by admin | Aug 9, 2019 | art, artwork, interview, News, podcast, Uncategorized
Hello friends (and dorks). I apologize for the delay in posts lately but, between making art and performing with Mighty Joe Castro and The Gravamen, life has been moving full steam ahead. I was honored though to be a guest on Season 3 of the Dorks and Forks podcast....
