LONELY TUNES / ‘Bums Bunny‘ - 12”x15” & ‘Stalk E. Coyote’ - 12”x19” [mixed media - sharpie, marker, water color - on paper]
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‘HERS COASTAL’ - 24”x38” - watercolor, sharpie, markers, & acrylic
a new illustration I did inspired by the Omaha band Hers, (formally Honeybee & Hers), they are a talented group of friends who make great music & art (of other mediums)!
To hear a sneak preview of Hers’ new album ‘Youth Revisited’ (out Fall ‘13) click HERE
A recent illustration, part inspired by my ‘FEELINGS’ series / part promo for Omaha, NE based band No, I’m the pilot (Greg Elsasser of Capgun Coup’s solo project).
I’M THE PILOT (2013)
[sharpie, watercolor, color pencil, marker, paint on 24”x22” board]
Felt inspired by a couple friends today, who are talented musicians & are passionate about community. One of their new projects is CLUB NO QUIET:
“Club No Quiet is a not-for-profit record label that seeks to combat sexism in the music community, and in society at large, through promotion, education, & mentorship.” - taken from CNQ’s website.
for more info check out the website & also their Tumblr & Facebook
also you should check out their band, Hers -
you can listen to a preview of their new album here.
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On humans
“It’s what sets us apart from animals. It’s not the opposable thumbs. It’s the complaining.” - Christopher Vaughn Couse
- Peter Schjeldahl from the Human Nature category:
“The true nature of human consciousness
and the time that it can be spared from the quest for food, sex, & whatnot
is to enjoy oneself by every possible means.”
Peter Schjeldahl - From the Solitude category:
“The artist is a strange being. I think it’s safe to say that a real artist is conscious of having a personal singularity that is partly a blessing and partly a curse. An artist enjoys and suffers from isolation. As solitude, isolation can nurture. It can also destroy.”



