I need a cigarette the size of a small dog. Filled with lots of happy grass!

doppelganger

Did you know that I have another alter ego? Miso. He makes collages while he is blitzed, and does editorial illustration in his spare time. Perhaps you should wander over to his neck of the woods and check him out. In the business sense that is.

http://www.cupofmiso.com/

Kit-B came today

After three weeks of waiting for my electrical stabbing equipment to come, and after a few boisterous phone calls and a MacGyver bitch-slap, my tattooing kit finally came today. Now, now I have finally been able to find the info that I have been looking for "how to tune" the blasted machine.

Luckily the two guns are color coated. The red gun I have named "One-who-make-skin-pour-red" that's its Indian name, since for some reason there is a horse shape on the brace section, and its red.

Well see how long I can last having it in my possession before I trick some lazy design on my skin.

Senior Quarter: Show

For thoes of you that missed the show that I was in a few months back in March ("Threaded Perception"), I thought that I would give you a quick teaser of the pictures I submitted for the show.

Each of the pictures were supposed to be of a person who was sleeping, and also dying at the same time. Which is why I titled the series "Portraits in Passing". Not only were these pieces gigantic, but I didn't have a studio to work in. Luckily my roomy Leng, didn't mind the 10' of wall space that was constantly being taken up by work. Or the mess. My only personal complaint on the whole project was that I wish I was able to expand on the idea of the series and make more pieces. Especially when I got to the end piece (the orange wolf one) I think that I hit my stride. But then I had to hang it for the show. Also my second lack of forsite was size. Luckily I had alot of help transporting and god bless the o-house elevators for working during most of the moving process.

Because of my great photographic taking skill, I don't think that you can really appreciate the scale of the works. Seeing as how the largest one was over 8' tall and my widest was 5'. Best of all I managed to make all of them free standing, which became a great selling point later.