For those that just CAN’T GET ENOUGH of my nonsense, here’s EVERYTHING ELSE I’VE EVER MADE (that’s not featured in the main gallery) – no matter how terrible or inconsequential. The vastly overwhelming majority of it is from my first year making art, much of which was spent in an inpatient facility.
Some of these are STILL PRETTY BRILLIANT – just not necessarily my best as complete works of art (conceptually and aesthetically).
It’s all sorted chronologically (newest first).
“All the Time Lost.” 6/8/25. acrylics and pigment ink on clock face. 28″.
“Uncertainty over Unhappiness.” 5/5/25. Ink on bristol. 10×10″.
“Free from Expectations, Shoes, and Toothpaste.” 12/12/24. acrylics and pigment ink on a ceramic bowl. 14″.
“Common Denominator.” 8/12/24. Acrylic paint and pigment ink. 8×10″.
“Baby Dick Virgin.” 5/1/24. Acrylic paint. 16×20″.
Listen to Pop Punk, Cyberbully Middle Schoolers, and Boof Kratom | spring 2019 | acrylic on canvas | 9×12″
“Art For Miley Cyrus to Wipe Her Ass With” 4/25/24*. acrylic paint. (roughly?) 3×4′.
“All I Really Need to Know I Learned From a Drunk 14 Year Old at the Mall.” 10/25/13. Acrylic and spray paints, resin sand, and food coloring. 24×18″ stretched canvas.
“Greetings From Delray Beach.” 10/8/13. Pencil, marker, digital. 13½x10”.
“The Island in Pinocchio Where Bad Kids Go to Be Bad.” 10/5/13. Acrylic and watercolor paint, food coloring, resin sand, and pen. 20×16″ stretched canvas.
“Punched in the Dick By a Baby Gorilla.” 9/20/13. Pencil and marker on vellum. 10×8″.
“Treatment Plan Review.” 3/28/13. Pencil, pen, and watercolor on treatment plan. 8½x11”.
“Dear Diary.” 3/26/13. Pen and pencil on paper. 6×8″.
“Girls Are Not Pokemon.” 3/26/13. Colored pencil and pen. 8×10″.
“Insecure and Overwhelmed.” 3/26/13. Acrylics, watercolor, marker, fabric dye, and knife on a framed chalkboard. 16½x22”.
“Everything Sucks When I’m Out of Adderall.” 3/23/13. Watercolor, pen, marker, and acrylic on 140 lb cold pressed paper. 9×12″.
“Leaky Sinks and Stupid Fucking Garbage Disposals.” 3/18/13. Watercolor and ink on canvas. 5 ½x13 ½.”.
“Powerless Over Flexeril.” 3/15/13. Marker. 9×12″.
“Everything Works Out Exactly As It Should.” 3/14/13. Marker and digital. 8×10″.
“It Smells Like Pee Because I Peed On It b/w How I Feel About My Life Right Now + Doll Garage.” 3/14/13. Mixed media. 12×16″.
“Titrating.” 3/14/13. Acrylic, marker, and pen on canvas. 8×10″.
“Blow Bubbles!” 3/13/13. Crayon and digital. 8×10″.
“I Only Fuck to Black Metal.” 3/12/13. Needle, thread, fabric dye, ink, and acrylic paint. Shorts.
“I Took a Picture of You While You Were Sleeping Because I Think You’re Extraordinarily Beautiful and Because I’m Kind of a Creep Insofar as My Respect For (or Maybe Just Conception of) Personal Boundaries Leaves Something to Be Desired; Also: Slumber Party!” 3/8/13. Oil pastel, tempera, pencil. 7×18″.
“Jail.” 3/5/13. Pen on property inventory sheet. 4×6″.
“Ten Dollars an Hour.” 3/3/13. Acrylic paint and ink. 11×14″.
“Weird Kids With Bad Teeth.” 2/27/13. Acrylic paint, pen, duct tape. 4×4″.
“Trying to Be a Light.” 2/26/13. Acrylic and watercolor. 10×12½”.
“My Girlfriend Isn’t a Drug Addict; She Manages Her Own Life and a Charlotte Russe; I Can’t Get Her to Pee On Me and I’m Really Fucking In Love With Her.” 2/24/13. Acrylic and pen on cardboard (on wood). 25×8″.
“I’m Also Available to Babysit.” 2/24/13. Acrylic on (what was) the front cover of a hardcover book. 9×12″
“Give Me Money and Praise.” 2/24/13. Acrylic paint and ink on cardboard. 14×6″.
“Pornographic Images For Children.” 2/21/13. Acrylic painting on canvas. 10×12″.
“Friday Afternoons Spent in Mental Health Treatment Facilities.” 2/16/13. Acrylics, resin sand, crow quill with gold ink, marker, and peptol-bismol on cardboard. 15½x4¼”.
“Diminishing Returns.” 2/16/13. Acrylic paint, peptol-bismol, glue, on cardboard. 6×13″.
“Valuable Feedback.” 2/16/13. Acrylics, resin sand, and fabric dye on cardboard. 16½x18”.
“So Smart I Got Life Lessons Dripping Out My Asshole (Also: Charm) Pay Me (…?)” 2/16/13. Acrylics and resin sand on cardboard. 12×14″.
“Little Vomit-Colored Hearts.” 2/12/13. Acrylics, pen, and collage (cardboard, resin sand, and crushed up Peptol-Bismol) on a strange wooden frame. 12″ (diameter) round.
“Coining Out.” 2/8/13. Marker. 7×9½”.
“I’d Kill Your Family If I Thought You’d Notice, But You Wouldn’t, So Fuck It, I’ll Just Smoke Cigarettes and Light My T-Shirts On Fire.” 2/1/13. Tempera. 12×18″.
“Matt.” 2/1/13. Colored pencil. 8×10″.
“Dog’s Blood is an Excellent Laxative.” 3¾x5″. Pen. 1/25/13.
“Give Us Your Blood.” 1/19/13. Charcoal. 12×8½”.
“Happy, Joyous, and Free.” 1/19/13. Charcoal. 8½x12″.
“Eye.” 1/17/13. Charcoal. 9×12″.
“Pulp.” 1/17/13. Charcoal. 9×12″.
“Unspecified Selection From ‘The Worst Kinds of People: An Omnibus of Terrible.'” 1/16/13. White ink on black paper. 8½x8½.
“Don’t Try.” 1/16/13. Charcoal on scrap paper. 5×7″.
“Broken Records.” 1/15/13. Pen on scrap. 5×3½”.
“Bring Me a Kids Menu … I Am Twenty-Seven.” 1/13/13. Crayon. 6×4½”.
“Eat Gummy Worms and Smoke Crack With Someone Who Appreciates You.” 1/7/13. Pen. 8½x11.
“Another Opportunity For Growth!!!” 1/6/13. Crayon on a “sorry we lost your mail” envelope from the US Postal Service. 4¾x9½”.
“Rotten.” 1/3/13. Calligraphy pens and black ink. 9×12″.
“My Year in Review.” 12/28/12. Colored pencil and black pen on paper. 9×14½”.
“Merry Christmas 2K12.” 12/22/13. Acrylics and pen. 9×12″.
“For Andy.” 12/18/12. Pen and digital. 2×3″.
“Tracy’s Birthday.” 12/17/12. Colored pencil and pen. 10×8″.
“Give Up, Sniff Glue.” 10/24/12. Watercolor, pencil, and pen. 12×18″.
“Nothing Helps.” 10/2/12. Colored pencil and oil pastel. 6×9″.
“The No Self-Esteem Engine.” 9/19/12. Tempera on paper. 12×18″.
“Fucking Miracles.” 9/12/12. Mixed media. 12×18″.
“Fuck This.” 9/12/12. Tempera on paper. 12×18″.
“Rat With Wings.” 9/5/12. Tempera on paper. 12×18″.
“Kind of Cute.” 8/29/12. Pencil, magazine, glue. 8½x11”.
“Fifteen Alligators.” 8/22/12. Oil pastels on scrap paper. 9×12″.
“Kicking Dirt.” 8/22/12. Oil pastels on scrap paper. 9×12″.
While many of these pieces are genuinely embarrassing, I do sincerely love others – just not enough that I’d want them to be someone’s first experience with me. Most of this stuff was created when I first started making art, while living in an inpatient facility.
The few pieces that are conceptually great either have been or will be “upcycled” – which is to say I steal my own idea and use it to make a better piece of art. I believe the first example of that was Beachtown Graffitibeing repainted as Motivation.
