Four years ago, a pack of hogs attacked the capital. Instead of any real  accountability, America voted for the man responsible and all the white supremacists, cringey tech oligarchs, fake Christian lunatics, and other freaks and grifters that come with him. What a stupid country. 

The Mari Lwyd is folk Christmas custom from Wales. A horse skull on a stick is taken from house to house while people sing for drinks and food. From what I’ve seen, the origin of this isn’t known.

These prints were made from a photo I took in a town outside of Paris. I think the town is called Senlis, but I'm not 100% sure. They were printed using a silicone plate and acrylic paint.

These prints were inspired by the painting Isle of the Dead by Arnold Böcklin. The rocks were cut up form images I took on Dobongsan and the trees were from photos I took on the Han River. The man made elements are cut from photos I took in Venice. They were printed using a silicone place and acrylic paints.

I took the photo of this hydrant at the LeRoy Oaks Forest Preserve in St. Charles, IL a few years ago. I was out there to take photos of the barns for the barn collage on the digital art page of this site. You can find these hydrants at a lot of forest preserves. I often stop to get some water at them when cycling or jogging when I’m back in IL. It was printed using a gel plate and acrylic paints.

These prints were made of up images I took at Hampton Court and the Tower of London. The elephants were taken at Children's Grand Park Zoo in Seoul. They were printed on a silicone plate with acrylic paints.

These prints were made from a photo I took at Children's Grand Park Zoo in Seoul. They were printed using a silicone plate and acrylic paint.

This print is made up of images I took at the Grant Museum of Zoology in London, the Elgin Public Museum in Lords Park in Elgin, IL, and a pigeon near my place in Seoul. They were printed using a silicone plate and acrylic paint.

I took the photo of the windmill at Fabyan Forest Preserve in Geneva, IL and made the pattern in Adobe Illustrator. It was printed using a gelli plate and acrylic paints. The windmill was built by Louis Blackhaus in the 1850’s in Lombard, IL. It was moved to its current location in 1914.

These prints are from a collage I made of images I took of the Statue of Liberty from the ferry and from the War Museum in Seoul. They were printed using a silicone plate and acrylic paint.

These prints are made from a collage I made out of photos I took in downtown Chicago. They were printed using a silicone plate and acrylic paint.

The building is a photo I shot in Paris and the treads are from a tank at the War Museum in Seoul. It was printed using a silicone plate with acrylic paint.

These prints were made up of a building in the Jongno area in Seoul and the treads are from the war museum in Seoul. It was printed using a silicone plate and acrylic plate.

I made this print from a photo of an old building I took near my home in Jongno-gu and a photo of an octopus I took at the Noryangjin Fish Market in Seoul. It was printed using a gelli plate and acrylic paints.

This print is made up of photos I took of an old typewriter at the flea market near my home. The text is just the order of letters on a keyboard, but I will probably change this to something else for a final version. this was printed using a gel plate and acrylic paints.

This print was made form a collage I made up of photos buildings I took in Downtown Chicago. You can find the original collage on the digital art page on this site as well as some of the original photos on the photography page. They were printed using a gel plate and acrylic paints.

The Burlington Zephyr or pioneer Zephyr was a train that ran for the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy Railroad. It was in service from 1934 to 1960. Now it is located in the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, where I took photo I used for this print. I printed it on a gel plate with acrylic paints.

I made the print of this Concorde from a digital illustration I made a few years ago (see below). The concord was a supersonic airliner that first flew in 1969 and was retired in 2003. I’ve always loved the look of this plane. It was printed using a gel plate and acrylic paints.