Interpol poster from House of Blues in Cleveland now available!
only a few of these left, so they’re a bit higher priced than normal.

get ‘em while you can.

Two postcards for the North Market. Printed wonderfully by the fine folks at hot cards columbus.

(I’m currently in love with the wood as a background for my illustrations, as you can see)

for those of you in the central Ohio area there will be a “closing reception” for Come On Down
tomorrow night, August 24th, from 7-9 pm.

more games and prizes and one last chance to hang out in the mahan gallery at its current location.
Jacquie will be moving the gallery south on High St. with a reopening in October.

so yeah, seriously, come on down

EDIT:
thanks to all who purchased.
no more online sales.
if you bump in to me at a poster show in the next few months I may have one or two left, we’ll see.

in the meantime, you can maybe find a pair here or there.

A lovely write up in the Alive!
Thanks to Tracy and Bryan.
->Check it out.<-

UPDATE: Thanks to everyone who snagged one!
Alright, so the Come On Down openings are over, so it’s back to business.

One of the cool things that happened last year that went untold thanks to my website silence was the story of the My Morning Jacket poster. I created one for the band’s stop at House of Blues in Cleveland, Ohio. A few weeks later I get a call from HoB saying that the band loved the poster and may be contacting me- pretty cool I thought, but I would believe it when it happened.

Sure enough someone from MMJ’s team emails asking if they can use the design from the poster on a commemorative shirt for their New Year’s Eve shows in San Francisco. Naturally, I obliged. So they took the art, adjusted some things and printed up a shirt.
You can buy one HERE

And if it’s the poster you want, I’m afraid they’re all gone.
Thanks again

The gallery hop opening of Come On Down was a huge amount of fun, and looked as though it was a big success as well. Thanks to Adam, Dan, Steve, James, Jacquie, Colleen, and, of course, my amazing wife.

Here’s a shot of one of my pieces. More shots of the opening and some of the pieces I had in the show as well after the jump.

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Thursday night was the opening of Come on Down- an art show inspired by the aesthetics of game shows. It was a huge success- tons of people came out to see art and play games, many of whom actually won prizes!
We’re doing it again tonight, so if you’re in the Columbus Ohio area then do as the name of the show suggests and come on down!

More pictures from the Thursday night opening after the jump:
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august 2–25, 2007
opening reception, thursday, august 2, 7–9pm
gallery hop, saturday, august 4, 6–10pm

Come on Down explores the riotous, stylistic nature of game shows through the work of Adam Brouillette, Steve Seeley, Clinton Reno, James, and Dan Gerdeman. From literal interpretations to subtle aesthetics, the artwork in this show highlights the influence of game shows on contemporary art aesthetics. Bright colors, bold exclamations, product promotion, glittery surfaces, and crazed nature area all on display. The opening reception will include audience participation in games to win prizes and art.