To tumblr. Yes it’s true. At least for now. Find me here.
All the places where I would rather be making a toad-in-the-hole:
Colors!
I finally colored some of my sketches.
I think I learned something from this.
This was an idea for the February cover of F— the Valentine’s/sex issue. It spells ‘intercourse’ because in the throes of early love, people rely on a lot of non-verbal cues and body language. You really have to connect the dots. This was a failure because it’s too hard to read. Something I still need to resolve. But I think I learned some stuff about making my own letter forms.
Chubasco!
I made a small book. Offset print.
An installation
I added another shirtpage to my ongoing artist book.
Last Tango in Paris {1972}
Machine Bite
My sewing machine bit me a few weeks ago. I will forgive and forget.
For the easily distracted
This scene was cut from Miranda July’s The Future.
Shirt = Artist Book
I call this project Keep Warm. It’s a short story I wrote.
John Cage
I really just love this man so much.
90 Stories in 90 minutes, accompanied by David Tudor.
Sampler
This is my sampler. I already forgot most of these stitches.
81 miles of the Great Salt Lake, and other awesome things
by Jenny Odell, who uses google earth to collect and assemble. Go look at her website!
39 Landfills
97 Nuclear Cooling Towers
1,378 Grain Silos, Water Towers, and Other Cylindrical-Industrial Buildings
77 Waste and Salt Ponds
Neighbor
My neighbor.
Internet archaeology
Posters!
My first offset project is complete. 3 spot colors, including metallic copper. On 80 lb speckletone cover stock. Real nice. I have 80 of them, so let me know if you want one!
Stitchin
a foil stamp sample, and some dye-resists.
New Drawrings
skretches
A new illustration for F News dot com
Even if you don’t like my art, the website is awesome!
Big Sur, California
Refugio, California
San Diego, California
The Grand Canyon, Arizona
Canyonlands / Capitol Reef, Utah
Shannon
makes videos and music. Go look at her vimeo.
http://vimeo.com/25936972
Salt Flats, Bonneville, Utah
This marks the beginning of a month-long road trip across the western half of the US. More to come.
Been meaning to post this forforever
The Werckmeister Harmonies was released in 2000, by Hungarian director Bela Tarr. This is the opening sequence—all entirely one shot. And the rest of the movie is the same. The camera is constantly tracking, capturing everything in very few cuts. It is beautiful.
I need you.
In the process of charting a way across the US. Collaboration is good, I’m seeking destinations and routes along this general trajectory.
South through Utah, west to the coast of California, east towards Florida, then North back to Chicago and Detroit.
View Road Trip 2011 in a larger map
legitimacy
the new website is underway.
The Devilish Cold 