Hasbeen Holiday

This is happening on Saturday and I urge you all to attend. I am going to have a deck up, so really, it's your only chance to see my artwork hanging in a space like it's the real deal. Plus, this great building is going to be torn down in the name of progress and you will not have many chances left to attend a party in this fun little gallery/t-shirt shop/screen-print studio. But let's be honest, you will probably have a few more chances, as I'm sure the Hasbeen boys are not going to let the destruction of this gem go without a fight.*

*And by fight, I mean loud party.

My Own Monsters

My friend Neil Perry is having a 30-piece art opening tomorrow at Red E Cafe. Paintings, drawings, and prints. It's his first show in the United States. Apparently he's super nervous about it, which is understandable. I probably would be too. Making art is fun but I've always found that there's an element of embarrassment in actively showing it to people. You're always worried that people aren't going to like it and will walk away thinking you're weird and don't know how to draw. I'm not saying he should worry about this, his stuff is sweet, I'm just imagining this is why he's nervous. But I'm also totally projecting.

Anyway, Neil has a great accent. He hails from northeast England but lived in Edinburgh for awhile as a illustrator and screen printer. He recently ended up in Portland after some brief and harrowing experiences in Pasadena and Dallas. One can only imagine.

Check it out at red e (1006 N Killingsworth), 7:00. There will be food and drink (rumours of HUB), interesting, non-pretentious people, and of course, cool art.