Bullshit Anecdotes

Bullshit Anecdotes is a collection of three audio tracks released in the Fall of 2009. The material contains found sounds, computer generated audio, along with vintage synthesizers, drum machines and keyboards. Parts of the audio were recorded at SYCOM located on the campus of the University of South Florida. [November 2009]

A Sunday Afternoon

Over Everything

Digital Concréte and Observation #1

All tracks available for download and licensed under Creative Commons. Do with them what you will.

F*ck Art, Kill Something

The idea for this image came to me when I was back home in Tennessee knee deep in art theory and feeling overwhelmed. I was driving around my hometown and kept noticing large amounts of roadkill on the streets. For some reason I had a feeling that what I was worried about was all wrong.. Fuck Art, Kill Something.

This image has appeared in various media incarnations ranging from stickers to t-shirts to paintings. If you are interested in purchasing a t-shirt with this image I can point you in the right direction. Also, if you’d like a vector file of the image I’d be glad to send it to you, just shoot me an email. [June 2010]

Hookers and Autobots (Audio Commentaries)

Hookers and Autobots is the generic name I have assigned to the DVD-style audio commentaries I have been recording for popular films. I chose random movies that I had no physical connection with and recorded an improvisational commentary track to go with them. Originally this project started by recording these commentaries myself and then realized I that adding another person to the mix would help the overall flow. The commentaries turned into a dialogue that branched off into random subjects that had some vague origin with the original film but no logical parallel. [June 2009 - Ongoing]

Tom Cruise Comic Panels

The Tom Cruise Comic Panels are a tongue-in-cheek focus on one of the most exposed Hollywood personalities. Most of us have some sort of familiarity with this person and we project our own ideas and perceptions onto him. We passively or actively relate to his persona and his familiarity grows. The statements themselves don’t necessarily have any validity. They are just an exaggeration of who we think this person is.

Each print is eighteen inches by twenty-four inches. [May 2010]

100 Bootlegged Videos

100 Bootlegged Videos is exactly that, 100 copies of pirated movies for the audience to take home and do with them as they will. A small informational card about fair use is included and hopefully will spark some interest and further reading on what fair use is, what it implies, and what it protects.

Pirated Copies of: A Nightmare on Elm Street, Clash of the Titans, Date Night, Green Zone, How to Train Your Dragon, Iron Man 2, Kick-Ass, Robin Hood, The Back-Up Plan, The Losers [May 2010]