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Zombie Photos
My friend, Shawn Laasch recently mentioned me on Facebook, to which I responded.
He was working on enhancing some of his photos with Photoshop for a Zombie movie he and his brother are working on.
He needed pretty quick turnaround on these, so I wasn’t able to give them as much love as I would have liked, [...]
Self-portrait (Inside)
I took this shot with my Hewlett-Packard iPaq 3700. It’s a self-portrait reflection of me in one of our frosted-glass tables that we have recently given to Mayday. These tables were beautiful, chrome, and super-spacey, but also super sharp and all Tami and I could think about was Sophie once she started walking falling over [...]
Late Nights In Jazz Clubs
24 in x 42 in Oil and Paper on Canvas
This painting was finished in late 2006 while I maintained a studio in Pioneer Square, here in Seattle. The man in the painting is Lawrence Ferlinghetti, a “beat” poet, and my favorite poet. His most famous collection of poetry, A Coney Island [...]
Painting Interview
In November of 2006, I was interviewed by two students from Seattle Central Community College, for a project they were doing.
On Nov 3, 2006, at 5:11 PM, nat wrote:
The gist of our project will be an interview with you (about your work, your personal journey, and how you communicate through your work) and photographs [...]
Art Vs. Design
I’ve really been battling between the world of design and the world of art … and the line that divides them. Where *is* that line? This question came up particularly with the 8×8 Remix Series I’ve been working on. As I’ve been working Microsoft projects for so long I’ve started to co-opt some of the [...]
She Won’t Speak
24 in x 36 in Oil on Canvas
This painting was created in my studio located in Pioneer Square in the Fall of 2006.
Alicia Dooley
We had a party at the Brooklynhaus that attracted police helicopters and the police forcing DJ Erok to turn down the music he was spinning in the center room. Off that room was the bathroom and the secret door to where we had all of our computer equipment.
Alicia Dooley and her boyfriend Mike Tracey [...]
I Am Not A Bug
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“I Am Not A Bug” was created out of the footage shot for a short film I did, “Sometimes It’s Not Enough To Talk About It”, featuring poetry by J.C. Coyle and videography, editing and music done by me. The music can be downloaded here.
Years later I started becoming more interested in digital video and purchased [...]
Endometry
24 in x 48 in Oil on Masonite
Paul Cooper
This piece began with a photo contributed by Paul Cooper, one of my friends and co-workers at Avenue A | Razorfish. It really was a great photo to start with. Paul took it using a digital camera in the bathroom of his apartment. I was able to mirror the background which got rid of a [...]
Mugwump
24 in x 36 in Oil, Acetate, and Soy Ink on Canvas
Coasts
20 in x 32 in Oil and Shrinky-Dink on Canvas
I painted this for my sister, Alison, who lives in Manhattan. The Shrinky-Dinks have the coordinates of Seattle and New York on them, representing Ali and me living on opposite sides of the country. The blue line is the route we travel to [...]
Time
24 x 28 inches Oil, Acetate, and Soy Ink on Masonite
This was painted in 2004 in Johnny Mayday’s garage as a gift for my wife, Tami. The blue section represents my life before I met Tami. The middle section represents our courting and falling in love, and the third, bright section is [...]
Somnolent Mornings
created July 2004 | 24 x 36 | Oil, Shrinky Dink, Soy Ink, Elmer’s Glue, Super77
New Year’s
24 in x 36 in Oil, Acetate, and Soy Ink on Masonite