Another Way Old Post and Walk Down Memory Lane

Back in 2006/7 in Sacramento, my best friend A and I would silkscreen our doodles onto shirts we either dumpstered or found or whatever, free was what we could afford. Then we would go to events at the Greenhouse, which was a giant cooperative hippy house smack dab in the middle of midtown and all the art walk action, and sell them. Back then there was kind of a lapse in spaces to have house shows, or really shows in general. The Greenhouse started opening up their backyard to shows during Second Saturdays, and although it was kind of a hippie scene, it was still nice to get that house show, diy, community vibe. Bands would play out back in a gazebo, and the rest of us would party in a christmas light lit beautiful garden. I have a lot of fond memories of the Greenhouse, for stepping up and being a space when the city was lacking, albeit it wasn't really my scene. This is one of the shirt designs I found that I would sell then.

Pink Plush

I really love the way this one came out. My initial vision was completely different, and a lot more minimalist, but this came out far better then what I was originally planning. I meant for it to look kind of like a gremlin, but instead it looks like some kind of cow or goat.

Way Old

These paintings are from at least 10 years ago, when I would do art for fun but not really put much time into it. 

Green Thing

Dolly

Flyer Reversed

It's Hot

I tried to make this legitimately cute and happy looking, but it didn't really work out that way...