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Collaborative piece from Carpool with Andi Crist and Bobby Gonzales

Excited to announce a summer print sale of some new work!

I am releasing 10 signed uneditioned Archival Inkjet Prints for each image

12″ x 15″ for 35$ each or $50 for two

**1 of each image at 12″x15″ is available mounted on MDF ready to hang or frame for $100**

Check out more from my in progress project Skin Too Thin Skin Too Thick

Click through to my tumblr to use the paypal button below

Select one 1 12 x 15 $35.00 USD 2 12 x 15 $50.00 USD Mounted print $100.00 USD Image selection(s)

#printsale #skintoothinskintoothick

Reshoot of some studio sketches from a few weeks ago.

The most productive part of grad school has been learning to make quick impulsive decisions and then refining them later. I’ve always been such a deliberate artist.

“Loosen up” is finally starting to mean something besides being judged as high-strung.

#progress #trying

thechicagoperch

The Chicago Perch is growing Westerly and expanding its reach with a new chapter in Los Angeles!

By contributing to our IndieGoGo campaign (link), you can help us acquire the necessary equipment and tools needed to further our publishing efforts, as well as maintain the operating budget needed to expand our exhibition and educational initiatives to a new city as our work in Chicago continues to grow.

You can make a contribution and get cool stuff in return here!

We want to express our utmost gratitude for your support and involvement through this exciting moment of growth for us!

With our warmest regards,

The Perch Family

whatdidisee

This is the awesome publishing and education project that I am so proud to work for. Help us expand to LA and develop our new education projects!

This group of folks can stretch dollars farther than you can even imagine. Trust us, we'll use every penny wisely and humbly.

Additionally, material and equipment donations always so welcome! Email us!

#indie go go #the Chicago perch

My Grandfather Lou Pierotti passed away on Saturday March 21st, 2015

This is his story

“Lou is most celebrated as the founder and star of the Pierotti’s Clowns, the only 5-man softball team in the nation. Lou and the other players dressed in brightly colored uniforms and dabbed their faces with greasepaint for the games. They played throughout the Southwest between 1953 and 1977, raising money for charity. With Lou as the ring leader the team’s antics were legendary, from having the team field with trash can lids instead of gloves to Lou pulling all the fielders out of their positions into an impromptu dice game next to the pitcher’s mound, leaving only the pitcher, catcher and an 8 year old first baseman to finish the inning. Despite the clowning all the games were played by the rules and the team won 90% of their games against regular 9-man teams, including three games against the Albuquerque Dukes (now the Isotopes) winning one and tying twice. Sponsored by the Los Alamos Kiwanis International, the Clowns raised over $200,000 for charity (more than $2,000,000 in today’s dollars) selling tickets for as little as 25 cents.”

He would want to tell you to be a little more humble, have a little more class, and try (to love) a little harder.

#Pierotti's Clowns #Los Alamos #RIP