Radix, 2007
15in x 10in
linocut on watercolor paper
edition of 50 with 1 artist proof
(not yet completed)
I've been working on a linocut for the last couple weeks, and its now to the point of trying to figure out what I'm doing. The print itself measures 8in x 5in, and is slightly dimensional with rich, thick block printing enamel. You can see by the photo below that I am extremely well suited for print making, and have all the necessary tools.
I've started a new series of drawings of organelles with mad personality ...or maybe thats just what I see in them. Single cells don't have personality.
Carrie Scott wrote this fair summation of the Viveza mission statement for the Seattle Weekly. In way, I think its the worst possible press anybody could ever get, though its not exactly a "bad review." She didn't misquote, or misrelate. We got two giant photos and basically the entire arts section for the week, but man...its really terrible press.
This tale begins like any great tale. On the Microsoft Campus in Redmond. Only 18 short miles from Renton, which is only 22 short miles from Ballard, which is the route I must take.
It takes me 2.5 hours.
Our beacon of joy and whimsy, a collaboratively constructed concrete mushroom, was stolen from our front yard. If you see it in someone else's yard, please take a crap on their lawn.
<3
UPDATE:
Having now spoken with most of our neighbors, they all loved the mushroom and seem distraught at its disappearance. All except our elusive next door neighbor, who is fixing his house up for sale. SUSPICIOUS!
This is a picture of the final explosion at the end of the finale in the fireworks show over Lake Union. The fading smoke and final explosion in WAMU's gaudy, musically synced fireworks show, struck me as the most American Moment of the evening. Especially as translated through my piece of shit cell phone camera.
God Bless!
