Otis interview from a while back...

More about Mexico City!

This Friday HEADQUARTER in Mexico City will be releasing a very limited alternate color version of my soon-to be-released "Calendar Totem" print. It's a 3-Color serigraph. This version (L) is limited to only 33. The regular version (R) is limited to 50. Both are signed and numbered.

I've got a few other surprises in the works for the event, so come if you can.

Should be a fun party, too.

Mexico City!

As part of Casa Del Lago's "CONCRETO" exhibition series, I've been asked to show a large selection of my toys. The show will feature things that I've designed as well as a small sampling of other people's pieces from my collection. It's a very eclectic group of personal favorites from Alexander Girard to Butanohana. I've got a couple of other things going on while I'm there that I'll blog about asap!

Fuck, that's good art.

"Awesome Paintings" by Tim (Biskup) & Eric (White) at All Tomorrow's Parties, New York... Great Job!

Eric White & I have been working on this project in secret for quite a while. Suffice it to say we are huge fans & have been for a long time. It's partially a tribute to Tim & Eric and partially our own experiment with the kind of unhinged strangeness and humor that they are capable of. There are surprises... I'll leave it at that.

If you're planning to be at ATP-NY anyway, awesome. See you there. If you're on the fence, jump off & come! It is, hands-down the greatest festival ever.

Vote for the EyeWriter!

My pal Mick is trying to get a grant to make this amazing invention come to life. Please click here and vote for it! Such a great cause!

Here's the lowdown:
The EyeWriter project is a collaborative effort using creativity and technology to empower people who suffer from paralysis. The EyeWriter is low-cost, eye-tracking glasses & free, open-source software that allows writers and artists with paralysis to draw and communicate using only their eyes.

Buta No Hana

Lots of Japanese toys inspire me. These ones by Buta No Hara are some of my latest favorites. Strange, ugly, cute & beautiful, all at the same time.