Limited to 15 color variation is the new 'Sheureka' print available in our shop! Each print is signed and numbered Prints are mailed at random. If there is a specific color you would like include it in the Notes section at checkout (hopefully your color is still available!) Price includes shipping anywhere wordwide Click here to get yours before they are gone!

My desktop is a mess To combat this mess I put everything into a file called 'Organize.' Only once or twice a year I get around to actually organizing the organize file... Its one of my least favorite times of the year.. Today is one of those days.. There are over 5,000 files in this folder! All the photos on this blog were chosen from that folder at random, just scrolled through the folder + command + click. These photos or drawings will probably never be used for anything e

Just finished setting up the newest section of the website featuring only collaborations with other artist! Collab with Jomau (FR) Click here to check it out!

A few weeks ago I was approached at Mystery Landers Festival to create a custom work of art for a young architect out of downstate NY. When being commissioned on the basis of "Create anything, I just really like your style" I ask the one commissioning the painting to e-mail me a brief bio, maybe some reference photos that they like, or describe who or what influences you. This helps me get an idea of who I am painting for and what to paint for them.. A couple days later I rec

Summers here, lots of new paintings in the works. Here's a look inside (and outside) my studio of some new incomplete artwork in progress

70+ bands (including my boys Ramona Lane) performing on 3 stages surrounded by about 100 vendors filled with people of every shape, color, and smell over the course of 2 days My good friend and extraordinary artist Jomau, aka French Vanilla Thrilla, aka Vin Easel, aka Happy Panda, spent the weekend with me live painting everything from canvas, to hats, to spray paint cans we were also joined by another friend, artist Xek Noir who took her first step into using spray paint and

The greatest little big town on the planet hosted it's yearly Fair Day, coinciding with the opening of the bridge, and the Stetz Express was there in full sunshine