I hung my lead low

In the desperate attempt to wrangle up some cash to finance further expenditures that come along with my creative process, I have submitted yet another design to threadless. Its a shot in the dark at this point, but what do I have to loose. I need something to help me get my feet off this cold ground that i have become too familiar with. I honestly hate not being able not to be to do this on my own. But in the end, the potential of wining 2500 bucks is hard to fathom.
You can help get my design printed by voting on it at the following website


http://www.threadless.com/submission/373701/Blink

The immage to your left is what i want to do on my own, when i have the money.

Getting my head on straight

Finally, I have done some updating on the over all layout of my blog. I have archived all of my work, making it easier to view as a whole. Now all you have to do is click click away the orange links to your right.

Check back for updates, because this is only the start of it all. Once I get everything organized I plan on adding some of my writings, animations, possibly a biography and eventually I will wrap my head around a website.

Your thought, comments and suggestions are always welcome.

Good-day

Michael Vs Photography

So I am Sicker Than Sick right now. Snot is dripping from my nose and a persistent cough chokes my every breath. Instead of being a vegetable, I decided it is best that i be productive, to some extent. With out further a-due, I present my photography blog. No better way to start things off than by showcasing The Adirondacks in all of its glory. Simply Click on the picture below to view the archive. Enjoy

prints prints prints.

Its not what I thought it was

I Woke and Boke

Recycled an old futon to build some screen printing fames. Took some pictures of how i did so. Check that shit sun

I stretched the screen on to the frame by placing cord in the grove and taped off the edges to prevent paint and emulsion build up.

i crawled from this bed

The Forcast for tomorrow is...

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Unlike most of my paintings this one has had a different kind of progression.










The Question is, Am I done Progressing?

Here we are overindulged in what we have become

with my new rig...