Swan Song

The above is a piece for Rethinking Schools magazine.

Love Remains

Composition in 3 Color/Shapes

Dreamscape

Composition in Lime and Black

Two Cityscapes

Cityscape No. 1
Cityscape No. 2

For The Charles Lloyd Quartet.

Occidental College

This is a recent job of mine for Occidental College's alumni magazine.

Pagan Orange, Parts 1-3

Friday the 13th, leaving the Clinton, NY, Hannaford's supermarket, their exit sign (with a very skinny arrow) caught my eye. Other influences? Always something!

Triptych No. 6

For Vladimir Lenin, Jane Asher and Kenny Dorham.

The Green Issue, 2012

I first worked for Sheri Squires about 20 years ago, when she was the art director at Louisville magazine. I drew a number of illustrations for her, including one award-winning cover. Since then she's moved on to various and sundry, including The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts, where we worked on another cover a couple of years ago. Recently she landed the creative director slot at Louisville's alternative paper, LEO Weekly. Pictured above is the cover we created for this week's issue.

Frankenstein

Not many people are anything at all. They jingle and giggle. It would be much better if they were just wiped out. Essentially, they don't exist, they aren't there.

(DH Lawrence)

For Mary Wollstonecraft and Chet Baker, Brigitte Mohnhaupt and Al Held.

Revolver

For Sun Ra and Sontag, Berlioz and The Doors, Bergman and Feldman, The Dandy Warhols and The Red Army Faction. Revolve, you revolvers!

No. 5 in D Minor

For Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Joan Didion, voices as articulate as an April morning.

Triptych No. 5

For Ho Chi Minh (1890 to 1969), poet and revolutionary.