under a groove

Working as a green grocer, I've established quite a collection of interesting (to me, any way) fruit and veg boxes. Now I'm trying to justify having them by working onto and into some.

Here's one work-in-progress. the more I work on it, the more it's making me think of George Clinton...so that's the direction it'll be taking from now on. This might be the direction all of my work takes from now on. funk is way more fun.

trying to work out ways to use stitch and fabric as a drawing media

Here's an illustration I've done for Harlan Ellison's 1968 short story 'I Must Scream, and I Have No Mouth.'

In the story, a supercomputer made during the Cold War for peace switches and goes on a spiteful killing spree ridding the world of all humans except five. It's kept this group kept alive inside its 'belly' for 109 years so that it will always have a few humans left to torture.

This illustration is of a point when one of the characters, Benny, who is covered in scars from radiation poisoning, tries to escape and is made blind by the computer.

Uplifting stuff.

hello 2009

Books on tape: a story about Inter planet Janet and her insatiable lust for martian men. As read by a generic mad professor.

DIY layout

down sizing again

some new drawings using paper, photos, stitch samples and some of the fabric prints I did last week

last week in the print room...

down sizing

Making smaller drawings in a space

make it so.

Wall Drawing #1.
Translating a cross-stitch sampler into a wall based drawing.