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Melt Tank tops; Icon Tees; Revolutionary Taking his Tea Tees; Sailor's Valentine Tees and 26" Invasive Species Tondo posters! Take a look at my new online STORE !

Aviary

Hot! Hot! Hot!

Melt

Soda War

The Invasive Species Tondo was created for these Coke signs which are all over my neighborhood.

Before...

and after...

If you're in Philly and know of one you want invaded, let me know where it is and I'll do my best!

Invasive Species Tondo

Preparation For a Feast

Dedicated to Arlene Ackerman, Philadelphia superintendent of schools. Bon Appetit!

Working Blue

North

A triptych.

Love Your Neighborhood Civic Association!

Secure Your Place In Heaven!

Behold, Icon.

Stuffed Animals Installation at Philadelphia's Magic Gardens

Have A Spot of Tea

"... Panics in some cases have their uses... they have the same effect on secret traitors which an imaginary apparition would have upon a private murderer. They sift out the hidden thoughts of man and hold them up in public to the world." Thomas Paine, The Crisis 1776

Encore!

Buy Stuffed Animals at this website!!!

www.kettledrummerbooks.com

2 New Stores!

Fat Jacks, 2006 Sansom St

Long In The Tooth Records, 2027 Sansom St

Stuffed Animals available now at these fine bookstores!

Brick Bat Books, 709 South 4th St

Head House Books, 619 South 2nd St

Brave New Worlds, 45 North 2nd St

Atomic Comics, 642 South Street

. . . and these record stores are carrying both the book and the DVD of the slide show and music:

Repo Records, 538 South Street

AKA Music, 27 North 2nd Street

. . . more to come!

The Promo Continues!

Toody ROCKS!

I love my bike!

The Nite Lights Just Finished Recording the Soundtrack to Stuffed Animals

One room, one TV, one mic, one take. We hope to have it available at the Johnny Brenda's show on March 19th! Cutting out the credits for the slide show now.

Stuffed Animals Book Release

The date is set: Friday, March 19th at Johnny Brenda's. My band, The Nite Lights, will be performing a live soundtrack to a slide show of the graphic novel. It lasts about 20 minutes so we plan to do it twice, once at 9pm and again at Midnight. We will share the evening with Northern Liberties, Mondo Topless and DJ Brown Jeff! Fun Fun Fun! Tickets on sail now at www.johnnybrendas.com

What follows is an excerpt from Stuffed Animals that I had made into a newsprint zine. Let me know if your outside of Philly and I'd be happy to mail you one. If you're in Philly look for them soon in coffee shops and other select locations or pick one up from me at Tattooed Mom, Friday and Saturday noon-7pm or Sunday night 8-2am upstairs (I work there). They're Free!

Sailors' Valentine

NFS

Isaiah 2010

Commisioned by Isaiah Zagar, Philadelphia mosaic artist. www.phillymagicgardens.org

New Front and Back Cover for Stuffed Animals

New and improved front cover-

Back Cover-

More Stuffed Animals news to come!

Last Minute Shopping

I received the commission request for these two new cutouts on Dec. 20.  

City Hall 2010

For those familiar with the proposed bicycle laws in Philadelphia, I offer this cutout.   Not in Philly?  Check out how the tribal hill people of our city council suggest bettering our fine metropolis - http://www.philly.com/philly/news/local/70444347.html

Next Up

I'm going to re-do this cover for my graphic novel, Stuffed Animals: A Story in Paper Cutouts.  It won a Xeric Grant for graphic fiction and will be published in a hard bound volume due out in February.  Also, I've booked Friday, March 19 at Johnny Brenda's (Fishtown, Phila) for a slideshow of the book with live musical accompaniment by my band, The Nite Lights.  

Public Service - Up and Running until Dec 8!

Thanks to everyone who came to the opening!

When You Fuck Up a Cutout There's No Way To Fix It!

But you can fix a xerox copy of it with a knife and some glue.  So, now there are two t's in street.  Which one do you prefer?  Come see the original fucked up cutout at the show!

Public Service

Just finished the poster for my upcoming exhibition at the Bean Cafe.  Come the the opening reception on Wed. Nov. 11, 8-11pm!!!

Ennui

Waiting for Porno

A Campy Cutout of "Kitschy Skulls"

Whenever I am at a loss for ideas I like to arrange some objects from around the house.  Most of these skulls come from the CVS seasonal aisle.

Pet Memorials

I just finished this one for a friend that recently lost their beloved boxer.  The other two are older, but now that I have done three, I figured I could publish them as a series in progress.  I have lots of friends with pets.

They're everywhere!

I'm going to hang these by the local drugstores.

I Had No Ideas Today

But I did have some guacamole.

Cathartic Evisceration of the Art Scene Continues

 Oooh, I'm so excited I can already taste the throw up in mouth!  Let's have a party...  an Art Party!  I think I'm going to wait until First Friday to release this one. 

A Word of Advice to Struggling Artists

To be a fine artist, indeed, one must use more than just one's hands.

Justice

I actually did this one about six months ago, but I finally got around to making posters of it.  It was really meant as an exercise in portraiture, but I think its starting to work in the overarching theme of my new body of work.

On Camelot and other disasters...

I call it,

"Death Panel."

Face it, man!

Battle Royale

In the immortal words of David Hasselhoff, "this is a mess."  I mean. . .  You see, I just saw the James Ensor exhibit at the MoMA (go!) and Francis Bacon at the Met (you slept, its over) last Thursday and riding my bike back from the bus station I past WHYY's scrolling message on 10th Street and it said Michael Vick had just signed with the Eagles and , and , and . . . E. A. G. L. E . S.       go!

"City Inlet"

I once made a stencil which read, "YOUR TRASH RUNS INTO YOUR SOUL!"  and painted it by the sewer grates in my neighborhood.

Here is the mother of depravity and her two devil's spawn.

New Poster

"If love be courtesy refined,

And you be civil in profusion,

That you will to my hopes prove kind,

Is but a natural conclusion." - Antonio's Song, Don Quixote pt I, chapter XI