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• What Happened To November
  posted on 12/12/2008
  I didn't post any news at all in November. I'm not sure why though. It might have something to do with global warming. Or the economy. Or cold beer. Hard to say.
  
  I've been spending a lot of time working with my buddy Roger lately. He's a pretty demanding dude.
  
  Did you hear about the Okay Mountain show in Kansas City at the Paragraph Gallery? I'll tell you more about it later.
  
  I just added that monster painting from the Domy show to my webstore. Which means it didn't sell at the art show. You know, because of the current economic turdstorm.
  
  Listen to ((Sounder))
• Happy Domyween
  posted on 10/30/2008
  I just finished a painting for Domy Books Monster Show 3 (in Austin) that opens this Friday (Halloween.) It's a monster themed show. Which you probably guessed from the title of the show.
  
  Contact Domy if you want to buy it (and are totally unaffected by the current global economic terrorfest.)
  
  Happy Halloween everybody. Play some Misfits if possible.
• Okay Mountain Print Set (Pre-Sale)
  posted on 10/30/2008
  Okay Mountain is having a staff show next month at the Paragraph Gallery in Kansas City, MO. We've designed a set of four collaborative prints as a part of the exhibition.
  
  Check Okay Mountain's web store if you're interested in purchasing a set to beautify your home, apartment, condominium, tent, or cardboard box.

Forever and Never Part II Triptychs Now Available in the Gift Shop

Three selected prints from the Forever and Never II print project.

Unlike the prints that were created for Forever and Never part I, all of the prints generated for Forever and Never II are one-offs or artist's proofs. There are many different combinations of images and patterns but there are no editions or sets. The Forever and Never II triptych set is essentially a sampling of three proofs that were printed for the show. These prints are more expensive than the previous Forever and Never prints because of their unique and random nature. The image above shows two possible triptych sets.

Use this secret link if you want to buy some prints.

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