A Few More

Did a few of these splatter ones. Gave the other ones away.



A cleaner Rorschach, in comparison to my previous splattered version:

Einstein and Comic Books

Einstein shows up thanks to some fabric paint:






Rorschach appears with some bleach spray action:

In the year 20XX...

Newest Shirt, featuring the blue bomber. Also, the first shirt I've done two colors on.

An Update

Stencil works featured in the "Monochromaddicts" show. Held at the Godine Family Gallery at the Massachusetts College of Art & Design, Spring 2008. All works done with acrylic paint.


"Forward", ( Particle board, 3' x 2' each)


"Forward" top panel


"Forward" middle panel


"Forward" bottom panel




"You'll Be Laughing", ( Particle board, 3' x 2' each)


"You'll Be Laughing" top panel


"You'll Be Laughing" middle panel


"You'll Be Laughing" bottom panel




"Motion Study: Hop, Skip, Tumble", ( Particle board, 3' x 2' each)


"Motion Study: Hop, Skip, Tumble", skip panel


"Motion Study: Hop, Skip, Tumble", tumble panel


"Motion Study: Hop, Skip, Tumble", hop panel





"Brothers", ( Particle board, 3" x 2" each)


"Brothers" top panel


"Brothers" middle panel


"Brothers" bottom panel






"Inspirations: Brendan's Panel" ( Masonite, 18" x 24")


"Inspirations: Danny's Panel" ( Masonite, 18" x 24")


"Inspirations: Adam's Panel" ( Masonite, 18" x 24")

2007: A Shirt Odyssey

It's Not Multiple Choice

So, I'm a big fan of comic books, as if you can't tell already. This week's "52" (issue number 48) had this on the cover:



And of course, I couldn't resist, though I took the liberty of making the hand less confusing:

Metroid and Fixing Past Mistakes

The shirt's base looks stained because it was still wet from the rinsing, and i was impatient to take the photo.







Redid the shirt from this earlier post. This time, I laid down fabric paint first, then sprayed the orange on top. I enjoy the result immensely.

Great Race

For a charity event I entered with a friend. We didn't recieve the shirts until half an hour before the event started, so it turned out a bit messy, due to rushing. Everyone elese was jealous, though.

Birthday Presents for Dad

Dad works at a cemetary. Hopefully he'll get a kick out of this one:










Dad loves the Lone Ranger. Adhesive screwed up on this one bad, but i still like the result.







Dad also loves Edgar Allen Poe. First time I tried using bleach instead of spray paint. I enjoy the results.

Spray Paint in A Half Shell

I was debating continuing the design onto the back and having shredder standing on a mountain. I futzed up on some of the rocks and Don's arm due to the adhesive not working.