"Prince Valiant and the Michelle Pfeiffer of Bears." Based on the documentary "Grizzly Man"
"I'm Pretty Sure This Is How It Happened." My personal evolutionary theories in triptych form
"Marily, Truman, Wolves." Two of my favorite celebrities who spent most of their adult lives surrounded by wolves.
Hello All, as our show date quickly approaches I thought I'd throw up some images of past drawings to give you a taste of my style. However, what I'm working on right now is quite different. I've taken a turn for the more sentimental, less tongue in cheek. I've spent the past year or so collecting antique photographs of families who look particularly lost or forlorn. So the series that you'll be seeing at the show is called "Lost Families."
What I've always loved about drawing is the process of spending time with my subject, examining their face, posture, imagining their demeanor and personality. For me, drawing has always let me meticulize these details in a more personal way than painting. Especially with the Lost Families who I find, I feel like drawing them line by line lets me get to know them and fully create their stories in my mind.
he always pops up...OBEY...and it is one of the ideas that i admire of people such as Shepard Fairey. We live in a world of such amazing talent and that needs expressing...how you may ask? it all starts with expression...in anyway, shape, form, possible. the simple point of talking about, listening about, finding out more and then express...it's all about moving forward to live in this world more as a family than seekers of riches and glory. that only excludes your family; and i mean society...can i say i want to know more about...? knowing is the first step to creating that foundation from which to lift up....to the man 'Andre the Giant'
In 2005 i started taking my favorite family photographs from childhood, blurring and enlarging them to 36" x 48" 
This is a project I revisited last summer (2008) with smaller enlargements 24" x 36" and this time including photographs of my mom and aunt as children and incorporating drawing as well. Please see the photography section of my website 
all of my drawings start via an expression of the person of thing....from there it can be anything but always trying to express that emotional state...thats the journey
I see it all the time but when you see it as a pattern, a color, something going to somewhere,... well then it's not what it's meant to be...and that's what makes it food for thought....
