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One-Liner Stills
One-Liner time-lapse
One-Liner Stills
The "One-Liners" as I call them, are renderings done in one sitting where the pen does not leave the paper, the lines do not cross, and the hand does not leave the arm. I enjoy employing this method as a meditative discipline and to "warm up" for more conventional methods.
One-Liner time-lapse
One-Liner time-lapse
One-Liner time-lapse
Time Lapse videos of the "One-Liner process.
Skullpture
Boozo the Wetclown
One-Liner time-lapse
"Skullptures", A.K.A. Pop Up Cards were originally experimented with by the artist as simple birthday cards from a weird Uncle to his unsuspecting Nieces and Nephews. Eventually it evolved into a new interesting medium open for experimentation and expansion, providing a 3-D portal through which one may step out of reality for a bit in order to reboot one's bag of squirrels, or "Mind".
Boozo the Wetclown
Boozo the Wetclown
Boozo the Wetclown
Boozo The Clown has been entertaining children and adults for decades with his wonderful magic tricks, balloon art, and reckless pyrotechnics. Boozo is technically a "Wetclown", so you can use your imagination as to where his show might lead.
Vig's Room
Boozo the Wetclown
Boozo the Wetclown
"Vig's Room" is an intimate place where you can stay abreast of Vig's Rock and Roll Endeavors and Motorcycle Tours. Vig is currently in rehearsals for an upcoming tour with 22 Toxic Chemicals, The band credited with shutting down CBGB's in N.Y.C., as well as several larger venues along the Eastern Seaboard.
Rasputin Art's Creative Universe
Rasputin Ovaltine ON ART
"Sketching and painting for me is a vehicle to escape from the horror of humankind by creating my own private circus. I love transposing the thoughts and images that come to me and freezing them in time like a brain museum for those who care to venture into it. I have learned that I need not go very far to travel."
