winter holidaze! this song has been in my head...

a couple new hand-cut screen prints-

11"x 14"

find at parade gallery

6-layer fortress print. 11"x17" 

glow-in-the-dark

silkscreened leather eye keychains

a quick 2-tone mini print. one for day-one for night...glow time

predictably, the first day of spring is bone-chilling. no problem. it's print time.

 they still have it in their 60's...

after stalker my thoughts turned this doc on the chernobyl disaster- it left me haunted... 

i don't know a lot about alexander korda

but i loved watching this film: rembrandt (1936)

so many good monologues!

high-res found here

excited to catch this on the big screen...

tarkovsky!

snuck in a q&a with the good & kind people of SNAP (100th snapline edition)- thanks guys!

pouring a new batch of these guys...

poster for local music fest: up+dt

i have some prints on the go (truly), but in the meantime, look at how dapper willie is!

 

enjoying the bbc's 'a very british renaissance'

holbein's portrait of nicholas kratzer: the king's clockmaker who could 'drink like a german'

i think j.stanton is the absolute best. she is the force behind this party & i'm thrilled to be a part of it...

silkscreened posters. 17" x 24" edition of 3

veekee sent a looksie of the tote i designed for the spring fair! Each layer was hand-cut out of rubylith. Pick one up at the door for 8 clams.

before and after

the knife

hand-cut rubylith. 11" x 13" edition of 10

5" x 7"

new mini-print just in time for the easter long weekend

5"x7"

the never ending winter.

library pick: 'things to come' 1936 by h.g. wells

bauhaus' laszlo moholy-nagy worked on special effects!

1638

watched lawrence of arabia for the first time in theatre yesterday. 

what stood out to me was the restored 70mm film itself- so vivid.

loved the camels & their outfits, too... i had knots in my stomach wanting them to get to the next watering hole as quick as possible.

 

secretariat had a large heart 

i liked the descriptions marc connelly gives in 

this documentary about the algonquin round table in the twenties

it's a blizzard out there today... happy to stay indoors & make a stew with the damned

leopards have ever ranked among those nobler beasts, which are both swift & strong

gold screen print 6"x7.5"

11"x 15" edition of 10

both of them do burn

when two agree in their desire,

one spark will set them both on fire

a fresh limited edition print for the 'day of the dead'
the scull glows in the dark
11"x14"

who saw her die?

in the spirit of the season- a little ennio & italian giallo. It scares my lily-liver!

i love the children's choir- it's so spooky in this context...

dug up some old music- this sounds so good tonight!

library pick pt. II- good doc on stanley k

and welcome zuzu b! born July 26th-which also happens to be kubrick's birthday!

ox xo

library pick: dr. jekyll and mr. hyde, 1932

exercise

rolling

my 4' x 8' woodcut getting rolled into a giant print @ SNAP

the feeling has almost returned to my fingers...

enjoyed listening to this live tonight- exciting!
being 100yrs old this year, i can see why the ballet /music caused a riot at it's premiere...

i have to see this!

stags eatin' snakes

According to the text, the stag is the enemy of snakes. When a stag feels weak, it draws snakes from their holes with its breath and eats them. 
The stag may overcome the snakes’ venom by drinking water. By this process its strength is restored.