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11.16.2009
10.30.2009
Trendpiece on Laughing Squid
Back in April 2009, the well-known art/culture/tech blog Laughing Squid linked to my hipster hamster painting. Thanks to @burstein for the mention.
10.29.2009
10.27.2009
Richard Marx Makes Breakfast
Richard Marx is from Chicago, you know. Colored pencil on paper. 11x14". $50.
10.24.2009
Crack Is Wack
This Gothamist post, featuring a photo of a poor little rat stuck in a NYC sidewalk, has generated a lot of Photoshop creativity, as people have reinterpreted the original photo (seen here). Apparently the rat had already expired by the time tipster Wayne sent in his photograph. So it's a very sad photo, but not as sad as it could be. Post-sadly sad.
Anyway, Gothamist used two of my submissions:
Karl Lagerfeld Solidarity version:
And this Holiday-Festive Rat:
BONUS: The Amy Winemouse. We told you to stay away from the crack, Amy.
Anyway, Gothamist used two of my submissions:
Karl Lagerfeld Solidarity version:
And this Holiday-Festive Rat:
BONUS: The Amy Winemouse. We told you to stay away from the crack, Amy.
10.22.2009
Hotel Penguin
So, what's going on here? It's a penguin, in a hotel room, grabbing a Yoo Hoo from the fridge. (Yoo Hoo is vastly underrated.) The portrait is of Yanni, and those are a Beethoven bust and a Faberge egg on the shelves. $50. 9x12". Colored pencil on vellum.
10.21.2009
My Chicagoist Interview with Laurie Lindeen
It makes sense to start posting links to my interviews with artists. Click here to read my latest Q&A with Zuzu's Petals frontwoman and writer Laurie Lindeen. I've listed this interview and others I have done for both Chicagoist and Gapers Block to the right. Lots of interesting people!
10.20.2009
Steadman "Pepper" Gray, Brother of Spalding, Scolding His Dog for Turning on the Singing Fish Too Often.
$50. Vellum and colored pencil, 9x12".
Spalding Gray did not have a brother named Pepper, BTW. Pepper is the product of a conversation with Chicago artist Eric Lebofsky, who has work up at Western Exhibitions (in Chi) right now. Go look at it.
Spalding Gray did not have a brother named Pepper, BTW. Pepper is the product of a conversation with Chicago artist Eric Lebofsky, who has work up at Western Exhibitions (in Chi) right now. Go look at it.
