"I prefer a question rather than an answer."

One of my first monoprints. It was the gateway to my addiction. I think one of it's main attractions for me is the immediacy of its production. I have such a short attention span, that if I don't see results within a short period of time, I'm already itching to move on to the next image. Unfortunately, you can never produce exactly the same image in monoprinting, but maybe that's not a bad thing. Ooh, is that something shiny? I blame MTV for my attention deficit disorder.

Blobby's World?

Recently I've been obsessed with drawing these characters. Like literally, I can't stop. I've done them in every medium, too, so you'll definitely see more of these guys. Need to come up with a good name for them. This particular image was a line drawing, which I photographed and colored digitally.

Sunday: Candlelit dinners and long walks on the streets.

And on the Seventh Day, I rested. Well, I rested from school work, anyways... my legs certainly weren't resting. I went on a four hour walk through the city with my ipod and my Fujifilm point-and-shoot. Even though the quality of the images aren't as nifty as those produced with my SLR, there's something liberating about the tiny size. It's practically weightless, fits in my pocket, and can be whipped out at the drop of a hat. And also, for these wide angle shots, the difference in quality doesn't bother me a whole lot. Hell, at $90, this may just be the cheapest (and lightest) wide-angle solution ever. It's also a lot sneakier when taking shots of unsuspecting strangers. :)








Post-party rubbish. View large to see the writing on the wall.