Show's Over

So it turns out that the "May 25th" on the show invitation was a typo, and the show actually closed on the 5th, it was a surprise to me too. Thanks to everyone who made the show such a big success, and my apologies to anyone who planned to see the show and found out it was closed.
As compensation to anyone who got screwed over by this little mix-up, tomorrow I'm going to post images of all the pieces which were hanging; if you were so inclined, you could print out the images, frame them, paint your walls white, hang the pieces, find a homeless guy with a beard to hang around looking uncomfortable, and have the whole opening night experience in your own home!

Lazy Sunday Drawing

I was bored and wondering what a multiple-story luxury tent might look like, so I decided to draw one; upon further consideration, I don't think it would look anything like this.

Print Show

Stop on by if you're in the area.

Trayvon Martin and Stand Your Ground

a warning, some of these are in pretty bad taste, but why hide the ugly?

New Show of My Work

I have a show of my printmaking work coming up on April 13th at The Print Studio at 173 James Street in Hamilton. Check it out if you're in the area.

Some Sketches

I didn't feel like using the scanner, so excuse the quality.

Back to Basics

The inspiration, if you're interested:

Rights Groups Fight Tennessee Bill Banning Talk of Homosexuality

Gay rights groups in Tennessee are making a last attempt to block legislation that would ban all discussion of homosexuality in the state’s schools. The controversial bill bans any teaching about sexuality apart from "natural human reproduction science" in kindergarten through eighth grade. The original version, which has been amended, would have barred "any instruction or material that discusses sexual orientation other than heterosexuality." Rights groups expressed fears the measure could block school staff from addressing bullying of LGBT students. Two teenagers in Tennessee recently committed suicide after they were bullied about their sexuality. The bill has passed the state senate and is expected to face another vote today.

Taken from http://www.democracynow.org/2012/2/28/headlines#14