April 20th / Todays Post
Most of an afternoon: a craftily constructed collage or two.
April 17th / Todays Post
Todays drawing
April 16th / Todays Post
Archive: Two Photos together
April 13th / Todays Post
Archive: Two pages from a 2006, 65 page, collage/drawing sketchbook.
April 11th / Todays Post
2024, Sketchbook #174: A couple of newly perplexed collage/drawings.
April 8th / Todays Post
Big wow !
April 6th / Todays Post
A drawing
April 3rd / Todays Post
Two letterform collages as possible zine pages
April 1st / Todays Post
A silly 2005 collage then: but now, April Fool, 2024 and beyond, seems much less unlikely.
March 31st / Todays Post
Easter 2024 Sunday
March 29th / Todays Post
On a cul-de-sac, on a bad for one, believably Good for all, Friday.
March 17th / Todays Post
A wearing of the green with no luck of four leaf clovers.
March 14th / Todays Posts
“Work/rework/work,” back and front cover, inside pages, 8 1/2 x 11″ black & white on grey paper, laserprint zine. My contribution to CalArts Student Print Fair.
February 28th / Todays Post
A carefully concocted collage with a quality of parody
February 27th / Todays Posts
Two collages: one with me and one with Durer.
A drawing with various ambiguous specifics open to certain defined generalities about itself. In other words, even if you’re so inclined, you can’t just suggestively read “nothing to see here” into it.
February 23nd / todays post
Back with the eye candy
February 20th / Todays Post
More California rainy day photos: look up, look down.
February 19th / Todays Post
Collages. Rearranged image from a Sunday NYTimes insert, and below, the same from the May 2, 1912, Chatterbox Weekly, a British publication for young people.
February 14th / Todays Post
Be mine. . . Happy 2024 Valentine !
February 11th / Todays Post
A collage/drawing deliberately constructed to have a strangely gawky quality.
February 10th / Todays Post
From the dry of rain the ghosts remain: poetic chatter for two California after storm photographs.
February 1st / Todays Post
Page 6 from Sketchbook #76, 5 x 8 inches, 75 pages, 2003. Seems more relevant now than some 20 years ago when it was only a silly drawing. Or was it always so ?
January 22nd / Todays Post
Two days, two drawings.