Funky.

Don't miss out on the Balls Out Booze Band, Scribes, and E & Dae. This show is going to be off the charts, so come on down to the White Rabbit in Fremont and lets get funky. The poster was hand drawn and digitally colored.

Burning Man 2011. Another Door.

Another Door is a large-scale interactive installation manifested for Burning Man 2011 by Calen Barca-Hall and Paul K. Hempstead. The honorarium installation is made up of used doors, recycled bike wheels, and walls that create a series of rooms and doors that the viewer can peruse at their leisure. Each door is connected to another via pulley, so when one door opens, another door closes. As you explore the piece doors are constantly opening, shutting, or possibly smacking you in the face, leading you on a random path throughout the different rooms that are each uniquely decorated by different artists. The piece is not only fun to experience, it is a well made and beautiful installation well rooted in concept. I was invited to deck out a room within the installation, have a look.

For my room I drew black and white images, scanned them, printed them out four times as large and wheat-pasted them onto the walls and doors. Here is a better look at the images.

[not included in the installation]

Burning Man 2011. Part One.

Burning Man was unlike any experience I have ever had, I was blown away, it's like another planet. A planet where you say hello with a hug, where absurd costumes, gifts, raunchy jokes, love, and bacon are a part of your daily routine. It's a place where a hundred scantily clad people will be gyrating on an 80 foot yacht as it cruises across the desert at five miles an hour while blasting dubstep. It's a place where all those ridiculous ideas truly come to life. I was lucky enough to be a part of the art and work on an honorarium installation (more on that later), here are some snapshots from planet burning man.

Playa

The Temple

The Man, and Pooh Drinking Beer.

Babe Checking Out Installation. 

Exodus