I sent some mail to my friend today, and received some mail from my friend artnoose in Pittsburgh. She makes amazing letterpressed zines and works crazy hard.

I also found my Anthrax "Fistful of Metal" CD, cool!

This guy has been looking funny with no arms, hopefully once he has them he'll look less dumb. Aaaand I made this necklace of skulls for a biker monster.

I have been laid out for the past five days with, of all, things, the swine flu. Yes, I got H1N1 and am terribly embarrassed to have done so. I started feeling feverish while I was in the shop printing spandex for the first time. I kept going until I finished then promptly went home and laid on the couch for three days watching something like eighty consecutive epidodes of Law and Order. Here are the results of the spandex printing.


I'm also working on this logo for the newly relaunched Chief Mag, now Superchief. It's only a little drawing now but with time and good nutrition will grow up to be a woodcut.

Monster updates, eyeballs everywhere and some yardage I printed.

This is my studio at school. As you can see it is much more boring than my studio at home and I don't really enjoy spending time there at all, as is evident from my face.

Since the show on Sunday all I have been able to do is sleep. Last night I went to bed at nine thirty. Here is some sketchbook junk since I haven't made anything noteworthy in the past few days but am trying to get in the habit of updating here regularly.


Also here is a logo I made for Chief Mag and a picture of me when I was eighteen.


Also, did anyone else know that Dave Mustaine now has his own brand of coffee? Seriously, what gives?

More like coffee to "wake up dead", har har.

I've been working on these altered record covers. A couple of them will be in the show tomorrow. Here's the finished product for the Black Sabbath record I posted awhile back when it was in progress.



Last March when Dennis McNett and I went to Flatstock 20 Keith Morris of the Circle Jerks was wandering around the poster fair. He came over to look at our stuff, looked at mine, and said "man, those are fucked up." Cool compliment Keith!

Also a reminder that my art show is opening tomorrow at Cafe Orwell on Varet street, by the Morgan stop on the L. Please come if you're not too raged from Halloween, I would love to see everyone there.