new work: it’s a wash

In the past few weeks, I've started making drawings with ink washes, following up with other details in pen and pencil. If you'd like to see more, I just posted a bunch of this new stuff on my website.

the 44th president of the united states

balloon parade

Here's a piece that's a little late for Thanksgiving.

photos: the book show, the call of cthulhu, and credible correspondence

Here are a few photos from the show...still up in Chelsea until December 13th.

the daily heller: monday, november 24, 2008

http://blog.printmag.com/dailyheller

“The Book Show” is an exhibition of graphic novels, comics, and children’s books by students in the School of Visual Arts' MFA as Visual Essay department, curated by Marshall Arisman and Carl Nicholas Titolo. Books in the show include Alphabetic Ballyhoos by Anna Raff, which is a fresh take on both the conventional ABC book and medieval illuminated manuscripts; Edwin Vazquez's War Story, which illustrates his father’s experiences during the Vietnam War; Joanna Neborsky’s Shmo, a book the author describes as "a guide to the great unknowns"; Sybille Schenker's The Way Things Run, a story inspired by marathon running; and Rich Tu’s Crispy Kid, the tale of a nine-year-old burn victim.

The exhibition also features the work of Rachel Hope Allison, Lisel Ashlock, Joshua Bayer, Maria Berrio, You Byun, André da Loba, Matt Cavanaugh, Ray Jones, Yuriko Katori, YJ Lee, Youngsun Liu, John MacConnell, Heejin Roh, Nu Ryu, and Russ Spitkovsky.

"The Book Show" runs from November 21 to December 13, with a reception on November 25 from 6 to 8 pm at the Visual Arts Gallery, 601 West 26th Street, 15th Floor, New York City. (Closed from Wednesday, November 26 through Sunday, November 30, for the Thanksgiving holiday.)

3 shows

pundit in progress...

I've almost got this one down.

Happy (belated) Halloween!