We went to Brooklyn to see Faith No More, enjoy some storytelling, and visit good friends. Check it out.

We always have a great time in NY… can’t you tell? There was no karaoke this time though, shame.

Here are some photos from our time in Chicago where we saw the green river and the bean or “Cloud Gate“

I did the design for our new website at MATRIX. Check it out. Maybe the loads of text will help you realize that we do a lot, or maybe you’ll just leave confused. Either way, it is now WordPress-errific, elicious, efied, or whatever your favorite suffix is.

My art section is now updated and organized with more of a gallery type feel. This also means that I wrapped up school with a BFA, finally. What’s next? more school probably, or maybe I’ll just cheese off for awhile… we’ll see. I’m moving into a new building for work in a couple of weeks which is exciting because we’ve been in the same old auditorium for over 10 years and it’s currently tight on space. I am going to put some effort into the HDR photography realm this summer along with the usual web work… who knows what else… so check back again.

We went to the Detroit Institute of Art today. These are African temple poles.

These are the main two student gallery rooms at Kresge Art Museum. One of them has some good photos from PIEA for a few more days.

This is not Jackson Pollock, but rather his brother Charles. It is one of three large paintings (each about 20×15 ft) in the auditorium building where I work. It is signed by him in 1943. The guy’s head on the right is a little off, but hey, at least it’s not senseless paint splatter!

So a couple of years ago I did the artwork for a Pong type game that never saw the light of day. I was digging through some old files and thought the ships turned out pretty cool. I will have to show the whole thing in a photo comp or better yet, finish the game someday.

I had a drawing class this semester and was able to finish 5 magazine collages for the final project. It’s funny because there is hardly any drawing in these, but I’m okay with that because the first half of the semester was drawing a model with redundant poses and still life behind her. I will post a few of those drawings soon. This semester is done and I graduate next!