For Annalemma Magazine, and a story about the conversation between two people on the brink of ending their relationship.

I held an lolcat caption contest with my students. The obvious winner:

I received and started my new sketchbook today for Art House Co-op’s sketchbook project! I have until January to complete it and send it back to them. Once/If that happens, it’ll go on tour to 10 different cities across America with all the other sketchbooks, and then finally end up in the permanent collection of The Brooklyn Art Library. Each sketchbook has to follow a theme from a predetermined list, and I chose “Nightmare”…how could I resist?

One of my pieces is going to be published in a book by Drawgasmic, and the original will be on display and for sale in their exhibition at 2720 Cherokee in St. Louis this July. Go to the show if you can…there will be music and other fun stuff. This piece was kind of an experiment/practice for a bigger personal thing I want to do. I’ve been using a lot of gouache lately, but never on colored paper. I wanted to see how using more color and less black would work out with my being an extreme black-a-holic. Here’s a photo of the work in progress and the finish!

110 artists from all over the world contributed to this coloring book, including me! It’s a never-ending train, and each artist designed/scribbled/doodled their empty car as they wished. If you want to learn more about the scribble project or participate in the next one, click here. More importantly, if you want a copy for yourself, you can get it on etsy here! Do it! It’s 52 pages! Exclamation points!!!