A Wooden Block. A blank canvas. An ideal starting place for my Kindergarten series.
Think alphabet blocks.
Call it a reality-based alphabet block.
Telling a story with no words...
The Gas Station Table
Bench Beneath a Tree
The Beach and the Sea
Rain on the Roof
101 Blues
The Gnarly Tree
The Beach and the Sea. No greater textural contrast than a rolling ocean meeting some salty sand.
101 Blues. Fabric. Pencil. Pen. Ink. Marker. Paint. Plastic. Chewing Gum. A rainbow of blue.
A Wrench Beside A Bottle Perpendicular to the Ground. Get it? The bottle is parallel to the floor, but perpendicular to the ground (the canvas).
The Long Dark sketchbook begins with drawings from the night of August 13th, 2006. The last drawings I made in Richmond, realised the day before my original departure (I later decided to move my ticket back a week).
My Hyper-Dimensional Art Project (part I). Otherwise known as the G.E.T.
Tom Petty once said that music has become like professional wrestling.
So, I decided to create a character: J-Roq. He's a galactic cowboy in space.
I started a music project around the concept, and our publicist asked for demos.
So, Buddha Beats and J-Roq made 50 demos, each one unique.
I put robots on some of mine. Another aspect of my robot series.
And, we're going to take over the world. At least for a little while, until I can play with Detroit Transit Railroad again...
It's a concept album.
The Band Studio. Richmond. Virginia. Detroit Transit Railroad. Music.
The boys are recording a new album this spring. Is it an even trade, this London thing? Somehow, I don't think so... hmmm. the album I didn't play on...
You can listen to our first album here ( or, from iTunes).
You can see loads of my paintings on the walls. There's even one of my sculptures (from 1996)... 
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