concentration

Final piece of 09.
Not really too sure how i feel about it though,
it's not exactly the groove i was hoping to get back into.
But, for now it'll do.

Happy New Year everyone.

FREE ANTHRAX!!!

groovin.

I haven't really painted anything in a while,
so i'm just trying to get back into the groove of things.
I'd also like to get my hands on and try out some oil paints soon.
I've got a huge artshow in March with 2 friends, so just gotta keep
busy till then.

Bozart and the pentadimensional space walk.

Classic

royal

moon child

voyage

Boss sounds

NYC Messenger style

Help spread the word-and join in.

compound sun and moon(mariage de feu et allume)

Captain Jupiter and the spacenauts find the split light quasar, Xukpi

Bhutadamara

Discorporate with me

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really diggin this girls photography these days, Her names Eleni and you should check out her works!!! http://www.elenimetthoney.blogspot.com/

Mighty Tanaka Presents: Hybridism

Start Time:	Thursday, December 3, 2009 at 5:30pm
End Time:	Thursday, January 7, 2010 at 7:00pm

*OPENING RECEPTION:
Thursday, December 3, 2009 - 5:30PM-8:30PM

Location:	68 Jay St, Suite 416, Brooklyn, NY 11201

(F Train to York St.)


FEATURING:

Adam Miller, Alexandra Pacula, Alexis Trice, AVOID pi, Bruno Perillo, Destroy and Rebuild, Don Pablo Pedro, FARO, Hellbent, Infinity, JMR, John Breiner, Josh McCutchen, Katie Decker, KOSBE, Lionel Guzman, Mari Keeler, Miss Marlo Marquise, Max Greis, Mike Schreiber, Peter Halasz, Reginald Pean, Robbie Busch, Royce Bannon, Skewville, Vinny Cornelli

The opening reception coincides with DUMBO's Culture 411 First Thursday Gallery Walk.
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/DumboCulture411?v=app_4949752878&ref=ts

some more closeups

these 2 are probably going to be in this group show I'm in next week.





Lately I've been working on tons of new pieces, 6 more to go.
I'm working on all of them at the same time. I get bored sometimes
so I just switch it up. blah blah blah.

back to work.

wizards' battle

**!!

a few more closeups

working on a few more collages for the show in a few months.

more closeups

a few more new things i'm working on-







been trying to finish a new piece everyday.

Nikolai Sutyagin

Dominating the skyline of Arkhangelsk, a city in Russia's far north-west, it is believed to be the world's tallest wooden house, soaring 13 floors to reach 144ft - about half the size of the tower of Big Ben. When Sutyagin began work on his dacha in 1992, he claims he was only intending to build a two-storey house - larger than those of his neighbours to reflect his position as the city's richest man, but certainly not a contender for the Guinness Book of Records.
However, convinced by a trip to see wooden houses in Japan and Norway, he concluded that he had not used roof space efficiently enough and decided to keep building.



"First I added three floors but then the house looked ungainly, like a mushroom," he said. "So I added another and it still didn't look right so I kept going. What you see today is a happy accident."
There were other motives too. Having grown up in a Soviet communal flat, Sutyagin said he felt lonely living by himself.
Not only would his house make a perfect love nest for his molls, it could also accommodate the 18 executives at his construction company.



He even built a five-storey bath house in the garden, complete with rooms where he and his colleagues could have a little bit of privacy with their girlfriends. But Sutyagin was never to complete his dream. In 1998 he was handed a four-year prison sentence, his third jail term, on racketeering charges. He says he was set up.While in prison, he claims his rivals destroyed his equipment, stole his money and threw his five cars into the Dvina river - a similar fate to that which befell many of Russia's rich in the chaotic years of the 1990s.



"When I went to prison I was a millionaire," he said. "Now I'm penniless." Sutyagin, 60, lives in four poorly heated rooms at the bottom of his wooden skyscraper with his 32-year-old wife Lena.
What is left of his fantasy is slowly decaying around him. Even so, it remains a remarkable architectural feat - especially given the fact that Sutyagin built much of it himself - that defies easy description.
A whimsical jumble of planking, from a distance it bears a resemblance to a Japanese pagoda, but draw closer and it seems more like a mix between a Brobdignagian tree house and the lair of a wicked fairytale character.



Not everyone sees it like that, though. Neighbours consider it a monstrosity and the city authorities, pointing to bylaws that say no wooden structure should be higher than two floors, warn that fire could cause the whole suburb to go up in flames. They have begun action to pull it down.Sutyagin vows to win and has erected a roof around the second floor that he says allows him to claim that everything above is purely decorative.

sketchbooks

these are just some random pages in a few of my sketchbooks-











this page though, was by my friend Kristin



clam chowder pussy juice.

Peyote Pie

I totally forgot I had these in a folder on my laptop-
these are some pictures from the art show from a few
months back.






































psycho thriller



There's more but, you just had to be there I guess..