Drawing and photograph for Memorial Day 2018

Drawing with collage from 1987 sketch book. A narrative that doesn’t explain itself, while it seems to have one vague possibly if set in early 19th century literature. I was an admirer of Herman Melville’s “Pierre; or, The Ambiguities” for it’s shear gothic weirdness, which it was meant to be a sent up of, but ended up out doing it. I’d like to say I had that in mind, but I didn’t. I just liked cutting old stuff up and rearranging it.

A drawing made with collaged parts of drawings and a collage with some drawing added, notwithstanding some stylistic distance between them.

Different similarities in a couple of seemingly unrelated photos.

CalArts Graduation 2019: Congratulations

Happy Mothers Day 2019

A recent photograph along with an old illustration done in Detroit sometime in the early 1980s. To celebrate May Day 2019.

Easter Sunday, 2019

Good Friday, 2019

My 1989 poster currently in a LACMA exhibition, “West of Modernism: California Graphic Design, 1975-1995. Until April 21st.