striving for world peas

My lovely, loving, love of a cousin, Jaclyn Lindsey Katz, compiled a vegetarian cookbook last spring and asked me to make its cover.  All proceeds go to a different charity that she originally told me because apparently the Graheem Foundation doesn't want just anybody's money... dicks.

you should read about it here: ____________.

hand drawns

here are a bunch of my hand drawn posters for various concerts, bands, sisters, etc.

the inflation kills cd fundraiser

underground, hamilton

friday february 11, 2005.

aeroplane pageant

underground, hamilton

saturday march 19, 2005.

open-toed shoe party

casbah, hamilton

thursday may 12th, 2005.

nick lachey's unauthorized 

tell the divers endorsement

2006

sasha lee turns 20

with jewish legend and the slip

casbah, hamilton

may 19th, 2007.

becky vs. photoshop

here are some posters i've slapped together when

i lost my keys to the print shop

...oh and when i say 'slapped together' 

i mean spent more than 3 hours on them.

a snorthern borus

a northern chorus

the rest

absent sound

the riderless

poster 

april 06

(this is the reject)

(this is the accept)

r.i.p. a.n.c.

ps. get off my back scheve

poster cv

my art show at mcmaster university

lino cut

sandro perri at pepper jack's

wood cut

mother mother at casbah

lino cut, reduction

rondo zine

lino cut

Mac Arts Benefit Concert at casbah

wood cut

Jewish Legend at my house

giant sintra cut

36"X48"

Wintersleep at underground

lino cut

Born Ruffians at casbah

giant sintra cut

26"X42"

the archaeologists found... nothing

so it's been almost three months since my last post.

probably because i graduated, went to israel, and lost my internet connection.

now that it's back, and i'm back, 

here we go again.

florida was interesting. 

i learned what it's like to be on an archaeological dig, 

and that speeding through pennsylvania won't go unnoticed.

i learned that archaeologists tend not to like artist partnerships with national geographic, 

and a lot of them are old...

nonetheless, the trip was hilarious and enjoyable, despite the fact that national geographic may not be quite ready for the next step in our relationship.