Writing
The Stowaway
My latest story is something of a prelude / introduction to my space pirates story, a longer piece I have had in various formats and stages of developments for the last 10 years. I wrote this to get me back in the direction of that story and try introducing some old as well as new […]
Stick It To Em – Sticker Making Party for Demz, Mike Brown, Eric Garner and all victims of police brutality.
Using Art to Advocate for Justice, Police Accountability and Victims of Police Brutality RSVP via Facebook Join me for an evening of art making. We will be making stickers (see examples) that pay tribute to victims of police brutality and killed by officers or that have more general messages like “stop police brutality” or “don’t […]
The Artifact
My latest story is about kids who find some lost technology. < Read ‘The Artifact’ > Please share your thoughts. For those who have read the story, there is some further information below. Acknowledgments I would like to thank all of my friends who helped me work through these ideas and came up with names […]
Dial-A-Drug
My latest story is about a device that can simulate any drug on demand and the first case of a potential overdose. < Read ‘Dial A Drug’ > Please share your thoughts. For those who have read the story, there is some further information below. Acknowledgments I would like to thank all of my friends […]
Full Power Ahead
I have a short story I have been working on and I finally have it to a state where I am ready to share it with folks. < Read ‘Full Power Ahead’ > Please share your thoughts. For those who have read the story, there is some further information below. Epilogue I love stories about […]
Endless Landscape Project
About a month or so ago I started a new project: The Endless Scape. It grew out of stickers with cityscapes on them that I have been drawing ever since high school. These early cityscapes have since been scattered to the wind, given away and posted in sketchbooks and throughout the world. While stylistically the […]
For Jobs and Freedom
On August 28, 1963, civil rights leaders, most notably Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led a “March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.” This event, which drew hundreds of thousands of supporters to DC was where the now historic “I have a Dream Speech” was delivered. While this is undeniably one of the most significant moments of the period, I had […]