A PostCard Project, published on Twitter using drawing as image design, created in PhotoShop, 2009.

Still Model Material, HSU Art Model. Photo, 2008.

Intention Unknown, Date Unknown, 9" x 12", crayon and ink on super cheap paper that's pasted together with tape. 1991?

I have no words for this really, other than it appealed to me today. It feels really honest and unedited.

Illustrating Iggy Pop, Butt Town. 9" x 12", crayon and ink on bond paper, 1991.

For too many years I stuffed this drawing in a box. It conveys a feeling that I had about cities via a song by Iggy Pop called "Butt Town". After a long visit in the bay area recently, I came to these thoughts again. The thoughts seemed fresh and original, obvious and frustrating. When I shared said thoughts to a friend, she was amused and claims to be "unable to think of cities in any other way." It's pretty simple actually. Cities are for men. I could launch into all of these reasons, however, it seems really obvious. The lyrics to the song "Butt Town" specifically reference the importance of place and how place can have a profound affect on one's life experience.

http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/iggypop/butttown.html

As I spend my day ruffling through old art works and writings, I am comforted in that, my ideas have not changed. My ideas and art is really the same old same old, the difference is that I now have the courage to share it and to talk about it. This is something I cherish about growing up.

Learning to Die, Photo's in Photoshop, 2009.