Monday, October 15, 2012

revise


Front Cover
 Center Booklet Image
Back Cover
Revised Album Art for Lariats up-coming release Our Native Tounge is Bad News! Images taken from an adventure long past at the Wildlife Museum in Tucson, AZ. Awaiting lyrics and additional info, but pleased with how things are shaping up!

Friday, September 28, 2012

in progress

 
Shot at a Luchador match in South Tucson with my Pentacon
Image I'm working on for the up-coming release of the band Lariat's full length record, Our Native Tongue is Bad News.  
Release is set for the holiday season! 

Monday, September 3, 2012

versailles

Image by Lauren Greenfield for her film "The Queen of Versailles"
Go see it.

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

middle grey

recent scan from not so recent adventure

Sunday, August 5, 2012

greetings from...

Like every great polaroid, dad manages to include his thumb...
After a very intense 9 weeks working at summer camp, I'm taking a much needed reprieve from the Tucson summer, and hunkering down in the mountains of Idaho for an extended vacation. Even though I've been home less than 24 hours, it is safe to say that I am much better suited for a Northern landscape. Updates and adventures to follow!

Monday, June 18, 2012

value

In these hard economic times, I take to the estate sale circuit. For ten dollars, one can get quite a few treasures!

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Project Camp

The best part of camp : making the demo projects
Spirit Sticks
It's full on summer in Tucson, and I've got my bucket of sunscreen and kiddie-pools of ice water at the ready! I've been pretty sparse on my posts as of late, but ONLY because I've been given a great opportunity to be the facilitating director of the arts programing at a wonderful summer camp in the foothills of Tucson. It's been a busy time to say the least. We just kicked off camp this Monday, and it has been so interesting to navigate children between the ages of 5-11 than it is (obviously) with my undergraduate students. There is something so refreshing about unbridled creativity that hasn't been tainted by the daunting constructs of higher art education. It's a lot of running around, but I'm enjoying it so far! I've started a sister blog for the projects we will be making for the next 9 weeks. You can check out what we are up to here.