The Great Invasion Of Time:
I've been having a lot of time lately to notice how time can creep
up on you and it can't be stoppped. Whether I'm busy or not, it's
this awesome powerful force where no matter how often you
sweep your floors, the dust just settles back in.
This scene takes place in my current bedroom, the naked lady
is an Egon Schiele poster I picked up in Spain and the other
hanging picture was given to me from a highschool English
teacher who much resembles Robin Williams in The Dead Poet's
Society.

THE GRAND PRIMO

Well the Grand Primo Show at ArtMichaels was a hit. Thanks all

for coming out. Here are some random pictures. What a day. I

barely slept that night, maybe it was from a day of intoxication

or the collision of stars. Ps: If anyone has that picture of Eddie

Carmichael passed out with a Grand Primo prize pinned to him,

let me know. As for me, a new day starts tommorrow with a book

on the history of China.

The last show at Artmichael's was such a
hit they are having another one.

The show ends at 9pm. Room 3.
Appearances by Pablo Jueves, John Barry,
Eddie Carmichael, Brent Loftus, Jon Guglioni,
Bradford Wilson, and Lisa Ng. Art Michael's is
a non-profit gallery. Donations will be accepted
at the door.

Those attending need to be legal drinking age
or older or accompanied by an adult ;)
Check the gallery's blackplanet site at:
www.blackplanet.com/artmichael

40 centimeters of snow

Sometimes I have to wait for the stupid bus on a really,

really cold day and I get real bitter about it. I pretty much

feel like this shmuck here waiting for the bus in an ice cube.

The devil has creeped up into my paintings again because

hell has officially frozen over. It was really fun adding the

snow coming down. I think it looks about 40 centimeters

wouldn't you say?

Art For The Heart

So I agreed to donate a painting to an art auction fundraiser

for Sunnybrook Hospital. All proceeds will go to their Heart

Center. The heart might even be more important than the

brain in my opinion. So this is the painting I chose, it also

convieniently depicts a succulent heart in it. My brother

said it would be inappropriate to which I replied with, "well

that's what makes it so funny."

Anyway, all info can be found at http://www.muse08.com/.

If you have time to kill, go click on the art button to see

everybody's donation and art bios. There are some pretty

interesting people in there.

SUSHI

I finished the last of the cannibal series today with a bonus

sculpture with the help from my good friend Kristofir. He surprised

me one day after finishing a good meal of Dim Sum with a little

baggey of these rubbery, plastic human body parts. I suspect he

knew I had been working with images of body parts and thought I

would enjoy them. I did greatly. Thanks Kris!

My favorite is probably the tongue. It looks and feels the most

disgusting.

the afterlife

This painting came to me several months after my
grandmother passed away. At her funeral we burned a
cardboard dvd player so she could take it with her in her
afterlife. She use to watch a lot of Chinese soaps. I kept
trying to imagine what it looked like.
Here she is sitting on the couch she use to sit at
watching tv. Along with her is my late hamster,
Hammy, Bono the bonsai tree, a beloved Christmas tree
that was a gift, several gold fish, four pet turtles, and
my Chinese fighting fish that died jumping out of it's
bowl one day.