A collaborative work with Emily Langmade.
Thinking about the Ukraine war and all the history that’s happened since 2001.
I’m not sure why I’m so keen on The Jetsons. Probably the design. Also, this is my comment on how judgmental the world is.
Detectives access all aspects of society.
Repeal the 2nd amendment.
This is what happens when an MFA who grew up in the 1980s teaches the History of Graphic Design for 15+ years and dabbles in Ancient Civ.
Ink on Paper, 16”x12”
Black, Pink, Red, and Violet Ink on Paper, 12”x9”
Black, Blue, Brown, Green, Red, and Violet Ink on Paper, 22"x30"
This vacant Jetsons scene bears a famous saying from the Dada Movement. I’m not sure what Hannah Höch and the definitive 1960s cartoon vision of the future have in common, maybe not much, but probably a lot. Invest your money in Dada, invest your money in Hanna-Barbera. Also the space-age vision for the future of Modern design is cool, although we all still wait for our jetpacks. Multi-colored Ink on Paper, 9”x12”
I read a variety of books. I’m particularly fond of the Fletch detective novels. These text drawings of mine typically incorporate text from a wide range of sources with the kind of commercial advertising imagery that has become my life’s work after years of teaching the history of design.
Multicolored Ink on Paper, 12”x16”
One day, a few years ago, I was thinking about Salmon in a washing machine in a laundromat, and so while googling washing machines I came across this image, and the curiosity stuck with me—What happened here? Multicolored Ink on Paper, 12”x16”
