illustration for Darol Anger's upcoming show

Sketch for a Mix

Poster

This poster was inspired by the interesting diptych photo series I've been seeing around. I'm quite happy with the result.*

*The feet aren't part of the poster. Also, the name, venue and such would be added in the bottom right corner.

Bailey Island

These days, every time I have a spare couple of hours I find myself rolling around either on my bicycle or in my quirky and awesome new car--it's such a Walsh car, hunting for pictures. I took these photos on my trip up to Harpswell last weekend. I missed the turn off and ended up on the most beautiful island ever.

Hanoi Drivers Education Manual

In 2007, I lived in Vietnam for eight months with my friend Sam. One of our favorite things about living there was riding our motorbike. It's such an exhilarating feeling to drive in a place with so many people and so few rules. You set off into the street, and then things come at you from every direction--motorbikes, vendors, bicycles, animals, pedestrians. There are vegetable stalls stretched across the road and barbers on the sidewalks and people bicycling past you with boiling water or sheets of glass and somehow you learn how to move forward through it all.

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Sam and I became so fascinated by Hanoi's traffic culture that we ended up writing a little book about it. I'm just getting around to wrapping up the project, which is exciting! More news soon, but here is a sneak preview.

Workin

Cliff Island

I can state with conviction that I'm not going to become a landscape artist. I like twists on realism. But once in a while the landscape cries out to be noticed and documented, and today was one of those days. I became twitterpated about the rocks at low tide, so knuckly, hairy, seaweed-encrusted, beautiful.