new little joints

3.5 x 5.5 in.


5.5 x 5.5 in.


4 x 2.5 in.


8 x 6 in.


4.25 x 3 in.

Punk as fukk

I can't believe this video has existed for a year and I'm just now seeing it!

My new favorite show is The Munsters.

I never cared much about this show, but lately it's really been impressing me. The sets and lighting are awesome, and it's funny. The show ran from 1964 to 1966, and I keep wondering if it might possibly have been a response to the Civil Rights Movement happening at the time.

I just watched the episode "Rock-a-Bye Munster." This episode kicks ass for a number of reasons, not least of which is the first appearance and revealed origin of the Munster Mobile. Also, Paul Lynde is a guest star. Bees and I really like Paul Lynde.



But, back to the Munster Mobile. Lily goes to a car lot to get a new ride for Herman, and when she's there she sees a couple of old cars and has them fused together to her specifications to make the Munster Mobile. So, she dreamed up the car! It was her idea!



Somehow, that makes her and the car a lot cooler.

I thought Ginger Lynn was dead. She's not.

Sorry, G. No offense.

on my way to lunch

we were one, we were one

This lady looks like she's taking LSD.

9 mile skid on 10 mile ride

Thanks to Paola in Asheville for all the canvas scraps. I've used them all up.

If you came to the studio it would be a little like this, but better and louder.

Here go some little paintings in different phases of completion.





Surf's up. This guy knows what's what, you can tell.

I feel like a midget is hanging from my necklace.

This Guy!

He chills in the studio with me, puffin' and sayin' FTW. And like most stuff-- it's more neon in real life.

It's a little more neon in real life.

Snow is a big deal here.