Veneer
I've been playing a bit with bending and gluing. It's pretty fun and sometimes feels like like drawing in three- dimensional space. Lines and curves. . . more to come later.

Islands
I made a mini comic recently for some local comic fairs with friends. I have a few left from the first printing. If you are interested in checking it out, they're here on etsy.

Insects and pollen in the air. Worms and fungi in the ground. Lichen, slugs, rain and clouds.

Happily Ever After
Evah and I both have a few pieces in a show in Portland this month at Together Gallery.

Grattis Grattis!
Congratulations to all those who are finishing school. Here is the master of storytelling class at Konstfack.

NPR's Science Friday Blog
Recently Science Friday started a new blog called Science and the Arts and they invited me to share some pinhole photos and camera building experience. I've been listening for years so I feel honored to contribute. Here's my guest blog.

Marci in San Franscisco: Our very good friend has a show at Rena Bransten Gallery until June 4th.
Austin from Stockholm: Just began his publishing company, Domino Books, for comics, artist books and prints.

Dust and Gas
These are two new prints Evah and I just finished printing. They are 3 color dot pattern prints plus a split fountain for the background. That just means they are printed similarly to offset printing(cmyk) and the split fountain allows for printing more than one color at a time and gives nice smooth gradients. These are taken from a series of original paintings that are inspired by the fact that the solar system was born from a cloud of dust and gas. From that life was born, and ultimately over billions of years humans are the result of this long evolution that began as dust and gas. They're now available here.

Cinders Resurrection:
I'll have a few paintings in the show opening up at Cinders later this month. They're coming back from the dead after the funeral of their old space. The series of three paintings I made these prints from will be among the ones there. Resurrection opens April 23.

L i m b i c P l a c e:
Thanks to everyone for all the great support for the Limbic Place zine. It's been getting lots of great features on all sorts of blogs. I'm super happy with how it turned out so it's really rewarding to get some good feedback. If you missed it check out this interview about the book and some thoughts on meditation. It's in French or English. Thanks!

Sixpack France presents: L i m b i c P l a c e
I've been working with Sixpack for a while now and we've come up with some new shirts and a big new zine. The zine is called Limbic Place and is meant to be an inner journey through human instinct and primal emotions. The new shirts are also out now and you can check them all out on their site here SIXPACK.fr.

Here are a few sample spreads.

I've been blogging this past week as a guest. If you're interested in what four objects I wrote about each day, take a look at four for the day.

White Walls also posted an informative and inspiring interview on their site with a few questions for each of the artists in Linear Empires.

Two group shows I'm in this month in Calfornia. One in the North, one in the South. They should both be good, please check them out if you get a chance and you are near.

Suggestivism : Santa Ana CSUF Grand Central Arts Center : Feb 5 - April 17

Linear Empires : San Francisco, White Walls Gallery : Feb 12 - March 5

I had a chance to do an illustration for the NY Times Op Ed page this week. It's in Sunday's edition with an article by physicist Brian Greene. Darkness on the Edge of the Universe.

Happy New Year.

Just finished updating a few more sections of this site, check them out:

Sculpture
Photos
Tea

New paintings updated here.

Evah has new prints available. A seven color Goob screen print and a Tra La La riso print.

Just finished printing a new calendar for 2011. Wow, time flies. Mostly inspired by my first year of living through four seasons. It's here.

Evah and I did a little madlib if you're curious on the Juxtapoz site.

Our friend in Japan has his new site up and there's a couple older sold out treasures there in case you might be looking. It's a super nice shop and gallery to check out if you are near there. New Accident.