My instructor and friend to this day, great man, teacher, and painter, the department chair at my alma matter RMCAD, Larry Kresek speaks on the methods of illustration and the "rules are tools" ideology.
Just a small update and reminder for all, I will be hosting and presenting my first solo show at the university level. My solo exhibition and demonstration, "Render Me Stupid" will be held from March 1 - April 2nd 2010 at the Mariani Gallery on the UNC campus in Greeley. 
Here is the finish in watercolor for the first of a few different christmas gifts. Happy Holidays.
Just finished a recent project with Dj Awhat of the Pirate Signal and FOE, from Jewell Tyme Music, also the 2009 Westword MC of the year. The two have created a new mixtape entitled "The Format", presented by Jewell Tyme Music, Lifecrew, and Analog Space. A glimpse into the future that positive collaborative efforts within Denver's expanding music and arts scene will continue to create. Foe and Dj Awhat have both obtained acclaim for solo projects and group productions, and this album marks the beginning of a dynamic duo.
Process and final ink illustration for an upcoming release, details of print release in the works!
Here is the rooftop image from the British Rock themed mural I was commissioned to complete for the brand new GB Fish N Chips located on 22nd and Sheridan. The mural is completed, and the new store is open for business, so grab some calamari and cod, a cold one and watch some football, all while you check out the mural and the beautiful view of Denver across Sloans Lake.
A sneak peek at a dedication mural recently completed with the laureate of the lowlife as the focus. I will post the entire mural, and the additional process images once the publication and online press has been finished. Many thanks to KeithJive, Richard, and Seetwist for the photos.
Here are the final images from the Barrio Unity project completed in late fall. This area is usually inundated with tagging and gang graffiti, but because I helped to employ a handful of the neighborhood kids and they painted and helped to complete the mural, the result is that the surrounding area, and community has seen a significant drop in the gang graffiti activity, and brazen destruction of private property. By no means was it a failsafe solution, but it shows the power that public art can serve, as well as the messsage that mural art can portray to any community. Special thanks to Johnny and Cisco at GRASP for the opportunity, and of course the documentarian, Seetwist Productions.
