April’s Bicycle
So I see this bike. And I’m like, yes! I’ll take it. Good price and the project to come with it. The day I get it, I bike it all around town.
Read MoreRambling on a Future: Part II
At some point, are you going to switch from the path you’d began with because it is “easier”? Don’t switch, don’t follow the path of least resistance. You are not a lightning bolt. Finish it. So what if it’s hard?
Read More“Sleep Tight”
A creeping, melodramatic, psychological horror about a woman, in angst and heartbreak, stepping into a new world of unanswerable, devious phenomena.
Read MoreCartoon #1: “Economic Growth”
18″ x 24″, pencil on stock. It is a political cartoon. Trying to say a lot here.
Read MoreRambling on a Future: Part I
That’s something uncertain, but I can tell you, with absolute certainty, that this company has the ability, right now, to create paradise. Who’s in charge over there, Lex Luther?
Read More“Ecce Homo” or “Behold the Man”
Limestone/Marble – 11″ x 6″ x 2″
In the tradition of a classical theme.
Read MoreAn Event that Must
Could you handle a world without competition?
When nothing more material to strive for? When employment scarce, not necessary to work? When truth of existence laid bare?
An American In Anarchia: Part I
Introductions were in order: where I was from, where he was from, common ground, differences between America and Italy. He was mid-30s, average height, strong build, a four-day fuzz covered his cheeks, jet-black hair slicked with an oily substance, cut like a young Elvis.
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