Collaboragraphs! pt. 3

"exquisite corpse"
I did the drawing on the second and fourth parts, Jun did parts one and three and he did all the aquatints. BAM! The other corpse can be seen here and on that one I drew parts one and three, Jun the the other two, and I did the aquatints. DOUBLE BAM!

"double dragons"
This here be another exquisite corpse style image, but done a lil differnt. This was the most collaborative of the three corpses as we both did work on each others drawings and aquatints and blahblahblah, boring stuff. LESS BORING, is the fact that we both, unknowingly, drew dragons as part of this blob, RIGHT NEXT TO EACH OTHER. crazy right?! meh. Well that's why its called "double dragons" anyway.


Kay, dunno if we had a title for this one, but my image is on the left of the robot (obviously) and Jun's is the turtle monster. We started off by silkscreening a bitmap of a cityscape with plastisol ink on the plates, aquatinting them, and then drawing in our respective monsters, and then silkscreening the background in the same manner. We both added more line work and shit to our cities, but I think they ended up coming together pretty well. But then again what do I know about shit?
Well the answer is a lot, thanks.

Until next time!
<3,
Robotic Arms

Collaboragraphs! pt. 2

A woodcut and a lino cut I did in collaboration with Jun Nakamura (see also here and here ) for our show in February.

Collaboragraphs pt. 3 will include the etchings we did for the show, but here is a sneaky peak!



In other news, I graduated, la-de-da.

Two-Headed Monster Robot! Fight! Recap!

So Jun put up some images from our show so I'm not going to bother reposting them here so you can mosey over there and take a peek if'n you wanna.

Also, here are a few pieces that I haven't bothered putting up but were in that show so why the hell not put em up now eh?!

"twelve stories up, one step down", five plate color etching
part of an unfinished series I was doing last year called "The Deaths of Unicorn Boy" but abandoned because it was stupid. Oh wells.

"star wars", three plate etching with chine colle
printed separately but combined here so it's easier to see and understand, ya'know?

"agoraphobics anonymous", two plate color etching

"loves me not", woodcut
done for valentine's day and was originally printed as cards, will prolly be printed in that form again for next year and be available on etsy? maybe? if I ever get around to getting that set up...sigh. another thing I still need to do.

"rabbits fear no robots"
12" x 15" x 8"
found object (rabbits), wood, chipboard, paper mache, paint, ink, blahblah etc.
additional view here!

Two-Headed Monster Robot! Fight! Mo' INFO

This is just one of many, yes MANY, super awesome prints you can expect to see at the upcoming show I have with the world-famous Jun Nakamura. Most of the prints I have already released into the wide internet world will be there as well as quite a few brand spanking new ones. You DEF won't regret coming, I mean, at least it's something to do you know? It will make you sound cultured and shit to some boy or girl you're trying to impress. Basically, this show will get you laid.
Oh, but wait, there's more! While the show won't cost you a dime, don't leave your wallet at home cause there will be this print as well as others available for your greedy little hands to hold and own.

Two-Headed Monster Robot! Fight!

Poster I collaborated on with my friend Jun Nakamura for our upcoming show at the end of February (the 26th to be exact). If you are in the St. Louis area you should most def come out, it'll be pretty awesome...hopefully...at least not a total pile of shit. The show will have a bunch of my prints as well as a bunch of Jun's AND a few prints that we both worked on together. There will be some other stuff there too that should be pretty neat to look at with your eyeballs.
The show is going to be at the Community Arts Media Project or, CAMP, and go from 6pm till 10pm. It'll be good fun, bring your friends! Between now and then I'll post a few images of the collaborative prints and a few other ones that I haven't bothered to put up.