Including the Following Trivial Pursuits:
Pop Art for Dorks
(You know who you are)
Masks for your Fancies
(Today is Halloween if you believe that it is Halloween)
Fiction for Brainiacs and Liars
(Probably better for you than watching TV)
New Mask!
New Thing!
New Fiction!
If you pass through the Magic Tollbooth and into Ferngully, up the slopes of the Mountains of Madness and through the back streets of Twin Peaks, you’ll find the weird library where they keep the map to the town where these paper mache characters live.
If you think Mad Magazine is too intellectual and Bullwinkle is too serious, these galleries hold the cure for your blues! Silly puns, cheap gags and barely-passable illustrated likenesses will keep your expectations low!
Do you like scary movies? Do you fight the urge to consume the antagonist because movie monsters look delicious? This special collection of masks is for hungry viewers like you!
This fascinating and informative piece of research is at last available absolutely free to the public, with no need to sign up for history classes or apply for financial aid! Visit this gallery to preview the images and download the complete PDF.
Enter this vault of horror for more than a decade’s worth of costumes - entirely original creations, as well as costumes inspired by pop culture icons like Doctor Who, and literary obscurities like HP Lovecraft!
For 2023 we rocked the town with these fetching designs, adding to an already impressive collection of high-fashion lewks in our repertoire.
See those guys? They’re butlers. Like most butlers, they’ve got super powers, magical abilities, and very little patience for evil. They are Hobbeson and Chives: Crimefighting Butlers in Love and Battle!
Follow the link to read (or download free) their original comic book, Adventures in Service!
Many of these pieces are from my days as a zinester, and a regular at an open mic in Chicago, which makes them a little old. But they’re a lot easier to enjoy on the internet than the long, dreary, literary headaches I’m writing now.
My little brother’s ashes are in a wooden box. I paint clothes for him on canvas and dress him up like a paper doll.
You may think it’s morbid. Maybe you’re right, but he’s a good looking box.
From tornadobellies to Little Faces, this is what happens when you give me access to a couple of hundred tiny stretched canvases.
Recent Exhibitions
Thumb Wars & Storymonsters
This exhibition of original paintings ran from November 2022-January 2023 at the Cook Memorial Library.
Missing Your Face
This exhibition from 2021 was a collaboration with Portland artist Tony Fuemmeler.