Artwork created by MoDMaN
Art Assistant And Lover is a portrait commissioned by close friends and SanO compadres, Lauren and Bernard Walsh.
Original 36 x 36 acrylic on canvas / photo collage, mounted on hardwood ply. The original is not for sale.
There are no prints of this image at this time.
Cornelius is a depiction of my friend DJ Cornelius aka Aaron White and his wife circa 1999.
Original 36 x 36 acrylic on canvas / photo collage, mounted on hardwood ply. Framed as shown. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for pricing and availability.
This image is also available in an archival quality Giclee Print:
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Money To Burn... a nice cigar, a pretty lady, and a wad of c-notes. Original 36 x 22 acrylic on canvas / photo collage, mounted on hardwood ply. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for pricing and availability.
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Chicken Soup is the first in the "Butcher Series."
Original 15 x 19 Pastel and House-Paint on paper. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for pricing and availability.
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Hamburger is the second in the "Butcher Series."
Original 15 x 19 Pastel and House-Paint on paper. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for pricing and availability.
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HotDog is the third in the "Butcher Series."
Original 15 x 19 Pastel and House-Paint on paper. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for pricing and availability.
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The Ohhhh Fairy. If there's a Tooth Fairy why not one for orgasms too?
This is a Valentines Envelope set. An Ohhhh Fairy 4 x 6 block print on green archival, single-sided card stock, and pink envelope. This image is also available as a set of eight 4 x 6 block prints. All prints are produced by hand on 110 lb. archival paper stock.
This image is available in a 4 x 6 Block Print and envelope set:
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The Ohhhh Fairy. If there's a Tooth Fairy why not one for orgasms too?
This is a set of eight 4 x 6 block prints on 110 lb. archival paper stock. Use them as postcards, or paste-ups. The first card in the set is signed and dated on the back. Please This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and let me know if you want to use this in a project or a "currency free" trade.
This image is available in a 4 x 6 Block Print:
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MoNKiTTy says, "YES!"
I <3 MoNKiTTy = 1/2 Monkey + 1/2 Cat = (:()
This is a set of eight 4 x 6 block prints on 110 lb. archival paper stock. Use them as postcards, or paste-ups. The first card in the set is signed and dated on the back. Vinyl stickers and apparel coming soon. Please This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and let me know if you want to use this in a project or a "currency free" trade.
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Death In Paradise was inspired by a street musician and his dog who lived on a walk street near me in Venice. I saw him every day for the better part of a year. He shared his music, we traded stories. And then one day he was gone.
Original is 9' x 5' acrylic / spray paint / house paint on canvas. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for pricing and availability.
There are no prints of this image at this time.
I built a Dream Machine for Burning Man '07. It's since made trips to the Mojave Desert and a return to Burning Man in '08.
My two favorite quotes:
"Holy shit, that was trippy!"
– Random Burner
"Oh cool, cartoons!"
– Shutter*
The original installation was housed in a yurt, which in keeping with the '07 BM theme "Green Man," was made from bamboo and recycled billboards, with no screws or modern fasteners of any kind.
Some of the images in this article were supplied by Shutter. You can find more at her photo-blog "luna-See." Check it out for super awesome goodness.
...William S. Burroughs, Cut-Ups, Brain Waves after the jump (:()
