Push the Button

Any good street art piece starts with some dog shit. I stepped in some which never happens. It was dark. Eight cups of wheat paste later...take that Vancouver! You really need it. (Under the overpass at Union and Main St.)

Rainbow Rivers of Wire

Some old shots I took in the fall in Montreal glorifying my 50mm lens.

Put it on a Popsicle Stick

I've talked smack about doing this at every possible opportunity, but never followed through, so finally I did it. I put someone who is absent (or about to be absent) on a popsicle stick. My roommate Claire is going away for 8 months, we had a party. I cut out 19 photos of her, put them on popsicle sticks and gave them away so she can still have a presence at functions when she's away.

I've been a very bad little blogger lately but I have some things in the works that will hopefully reach a threshold soon in a storm of new posts. Popsicle stick procrastination for now.

The Adventures of Mashed Potato

The onslaught of birthday presents continues with this last installment: a comic book for my friend Annah. Now I retire.

Open publication - Free publishing - More comic

Click here to read my first comic book. It's less cute and more funny.

See Annah as a real mashed potato here.

Fuji Fail

I don't think I like Fuji film or my new Holga. These are the only ones that kind of turned out from a role of 12.

Second attempt at my fogged window project.

Kris double exposed with one of his drawings.

Before I moved into my new house there was this crazy wind storm that made it look like it was snowing leaves. It was the prettiest.

Put a Bird on It

Predictions 2012

Bye-Bye 2011

Hot Air Balloon

I made this for Claire for her 24th Birthday. Before she dies all Claire wants is to go in a hot air balloon. We promised her she'd get it by her 80th Birthday.

It's the first painting I've done in 3 years since my days making a portfolio to get into Concordia in Buenos Aires. It's funny to see how screen print influenced I am now.

close up

Artist Interviews

Look I made myself a vimeo channel.
People should subscribe or something.
I'm going to try and put out these artist interviews periodically webepisode style.
Let's see if I can keep it up.
If anyone knows someone who would make a good interview or wants to get interviewed, let me know.
Also, if anyone in Vancouver has access to a mini DV camcorder also let me know. I need to digitize a mini DV tape with an interview on it and my mini DV camera is super broken.
http://vimeo.com/channels/269277