Chet Baker

Thanks Brooks!

Wow Magazine

Tthe people at WOW Magazine just published a short portfolio piece about me this week...  WOW is a french online arts/culture magazine that features a lot of really talented artists, musicians, filmmakers, photographers and the like. Happy to be a part of it! Thank You!

On a completely unrelated note-  I used to have this little block set when I was a child. They are so beautiful! Wish I could find them again... perfect christmas present.

yumiko sekine

I also think that this woman's house is beautiful. 

update

copyright 2010

I have made some new work, and revised my website a little, more work and changes hopefully to follow soon. You can see it here. I'm sorry that the sizing of images is all over the place.

water

The beginning of this video, under-above water, is good.


by morgan massen via quality peoples

a beauty - colorado, 1970.

Shown to me a couple years ago by a friend, this has become one of my favorite films, of one of my favorite women.



I'd like to be where she is.

matt and kim shirts

I made a design for a Matt and Kim t-shirt in the spring, and it's now available to buy in their store! Check out the shirt here, and their music and other matt and kim goings on here.

Wa-oooh

Homesick for California.











ok. enough for now.

Louise Bourgeois

1911 - 2010

amazing woman.

Prints for sale!

hallu hallu!

3 of my collages are now available for sale on Little Paper Planes! 
Right here!

Arrangements

I am going to look for some nice vases today. I hope I am lucky enough to find ones like these. 

Yesterday was my last day of school at Parsons, My family will be here tomorrow night, and on Friday I will be a graduate. Wahoo!

I don't remember where I found these images, if someone does, please let me know. philippe munda I think?

to san francisco

this is nowhere

river canyon

montana

Sending these off to San Fran for the show on friday. Feeling really good about the way the came out... I think I work best at night. The bottom two collages are made from the pages left after cutting out the textures I used for the top collage ... if that makes sense. The glitter is put into some of these shapes by cutting a door into a parallel universe.

Edward Weston

(b. 1186-1958)
Going through an old LIFE magazine looking for collage bits, I found "Nude on Sand Dune" in a short article about the Guggenheim fellowship he had just received (in 1937). Said to be one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century... I just found out about him yesterday. Better late than never.  His photographs are some of the most beautiful I have ever seen.

April 30 HERE AND THERE.

If you live or are going to be in the SF bay area next Friday it would be really cool if you went to this show! My friend Alberto has curated what I'm sure will be a super awesome show at the newly new gallery/art space place Garage Sale Project. I will be exhibiting some art along with other cool collage ladies. Wahoo!

mmmmmug

Lost this mug to someone else quicker than me. It wasn't even on ebay. It was on etsy, just sitting there. bummertown. would have been nice to get this one. No, it would have been a dream come true. I searched on ebay and found another and now I have it! I love this mug! I really, really do. Using it every day.

Goodbye Hello, perfect mug!

Cripple Creek

Buffy Sainte-Marie, the mouth bow & Sesame Street.

Ian & Sylvia Tyson

Early Morning Rain, one of my favorite Ian & Sylvia songs, written by Gordon Lightfoot. You should have this beautiful song if you don't already.


& a cover by Peter, Paul and Mary:


On a side note, I just received the prints for Little Paper Planes! They will be sent out tomorrow and hopefully be available a few weeks after.

Hope you're having a lovely Spring.

Lord Darkness

I finished this piece earlier this week as part of a project with the Brooklyn Super Hero Supply Co., an non-profit after school program that fronts as a super hero supply store. Its a really amazing store with plenty of supplies for all makes of superheroes, I definitely recommend a visit.
We were given a character description of either a superhero or a villain, written by one of the kids in the program, and asked to create the art to accompany the story. I was given "Lord Darkness".  He's "middle age but still suffers from childhood trauma (his parents gave him one crumb to eat every 20 months!) He travels in pure darkness and lives in his lair on Saturn."
This was definitely one of the best projects I've done in a while, and made something pretty different from what I'm used to making ... and used glitter- So very fun. You can't see the sparkle or layers too well from the scan (you can click the image to englarge), I collaged a texture for the background and then covered that with a layer of "gun metal" glitter, and then collaged over that. It was a good time.

this is the color

I am very excited to tell you that soon you will be able to purchase a few of my collages from Little Paper Planes. They that sell some really awesomebeautiful prints, books and other cool things by many super talented artists, and I am so excited to become a part of their community! Here are the collages that will be for sale, they will probably be available in a month or so. I will let you know when they're up and for the taking!

 

New York Times

Sorry this took so long! It's been a busy week. Anywho. Here are the sketches for the New York Times Illustration I did last week! It was published in the paper on Tuesday, and you can see the final online here.

oh my!

I got an e-mail earlier this morning from the art director of the New York Times Op-Ed page asking me to do an illustration for an article that will run this weekend! I am so excited and nervous. This is my first "big deal" illustration job. The size is tiny tiny, but I am still worried about what to do! Its a crazy short job - sketches due tomorrow morning and the final on friday! It's for their "Letters" section, in response to an article written about NASA's plans with Mars ...

more soon....

Postalco

www.postalco.net

Iannis Xenakis

So I'm trying to be more proactive this year, and as part of that I'm doing art-related outings (aka artfarting) every Friday with my friend Garrett- starting today! Of the few galleries we wandered into, the Iannis Xenakis exhibit at The Drawing Center, was really great. He was a modernist composer who studied civil engineering in Greece and worked with Le Corbusier in the 50s. Pretty awesome. The pictures I could find on the internet and from their site don't do the show much justice unfortunately, but if you live in New York, it's up until April 8th. Go see it!

"Iannis Xenakis: Composer, Architect, Visionary will explore the fundamental role of drawing in the work of Greek avant-garde composer Iannis Xenakis (1922–2001). A leading figure in twentieth century music, Xenakis was trained as a civil engineer, then became an architect and developed revolutionary designs while working with Le Corbusier. Comprised of over 60 documents created between 1953 and 1984, this will be the first North American exhibition dedicated to Xenakis’s original works on paper. Included will be rarely-seen hand-rendered scores, architectural drawings, conceptual renderings, pre-compositional sketches, and graphic scores. "

The Drawing Center almost always has great work up, and they have another show at the "drawing room" (Xenakis was in the main gallery), a group show titled Sea Marks. I didn't get to see it, but it looks pretty good, maybe next Friday!