New piece for the theme "Creepy Crawlies" will be on display at the Good:a gallery; 4325 N Mississippi Ave. Portland, OR 97217. Show opening is April 2, 7-10 pm.

Also working on a piece to submit for another collaborative show in Vancouver, WA opening on the same day at the Angst Gallery; the theme: Hot vs. Cold. Will keep you posted if I make it in..

AND last but not least, this will be the month I start work on the murals for the Radio Room. =D

I've been asked to do a mural or two for the Radio Room!! Super excited :) Stay tuned for updates...

Brainstorming some ideas...Anyone have any input? What would you want to look at while chowing down on some good food and drink? Probably nothing gross I'm guessing...

Tell me...Does this say "creepy and crawly" to you?

Tomorrow's the big group show opening for "Robot Love" at the Good:a gallery; 7-10 pm; 4325
N. Mississippi, Portland 97217

Come support Portland's talent!

Check out the gallery slideshow on Good's site to get a sneak peak at what the show has to offer.

...I will also have three new paintings on display made from recycled materials and brilliant dirty robot talk written by my dearest: Jason Tate.

If you happen to miss the opening, that really sucks for you :)...but then again you can always swing on by the gallery during the month of February and check out the sweet, sweet art on your own time.

I work at an animation company called Animation Dynamics, inc. This is what we do for fun:

http://www.flypixels.com/newyear/2010/

Do you recognize the characters in the intro Noir spot? And I bet you can't guess who did the voice for the Ninja Breakfast kid...:)

Getting into the mood for Robot Love...no it's not what you think. It's the theme for next month's show at the Good:a gallery. Here's a glance into my sketchbook...

The show opens on the first Friday of February (02.05.10) and will feature a variety of works from Portland's local talent. What's not to love about cool art and robots?

Good is located at 4325 N Mississippi Ave. Check out their site (http://goodpdx.com/) for more information regarding the event and all upcoming shows.

It is true! I am thrilled to announce we are on the verge of launching the new site! After two long years of stagnant, lifeless squatting on the net, the new site will be up and running amok with renewed vigor. New features include a blog, a sleek gallery with latest artwork, and a more intuitive shop. Stay tuned for more updates...

Thanks so much to my dearest fiance and renowned web guru, Jason Tate, for constructing and designing the new site; AND best of all, for setting it up in a way that I can keep it updated! You are my hero!