Cult 33 Pins and Buttons

The logo for the artist collective Cult 33

The logo for the artist collective Cult 33

For daily usage, exposure, gifts, travel, vacation, fashion, workout, etc.

The digital version of my analog You Killed Me First fine art piece "Head On The Door" shown at Manchester Art Fair & Star Art Fair London 2023.

For daily usage, exposure, gifts, travel, vacation, fashion, workout, etc.

Digital version of my "Suitmarks of the Deck" series, featuring members of the Rat Pack realized with card suit symbols .

My original street piece from 2014, the reimagining of the poster artwork from George A. Romero film "Dawn of the Dead" as the Richard Kern film "You Killed Me First" starring Lung Leg.

Magic is in the air, and it smells like coffee. You Killed Me First's rejected Las Vegas mural design for Golden Fog Coffee in Las Vegas, now available!

Powered By Coffee: The 3nd in the series of rejected mural designs, another one for Golden Fog Coffee in Las Vegas.

Digital version of my "Suitmarks of the Deck" series, featuring members of the Rat Pack realized with card suit symbols .

There She Is Art handpainted ramen bowl.

There She Is Art handpainted ramen bowl with a face.

There She Is Art original painting of a blue haired girl smoking her cares away.

I call to the board with haste, now speak to us through the paste.... You Killed Me First's Ouija Planchette reimagined with board and street art elements, designed for the streets in 2010.

This There She Is Art mixed media work consists of found trash on cardboard with a raccoon portrait. The piece is topped with bright orange letters covered in shiny glitter stating the derogatory name for our furry friend. Collab with You Killed Me First.

Perfect gift for any pop culture fan of the occult and witchcraft

The Dining Directory courtesy of the Southern-California complimentary publication Vacationland from 1961.

Do your part, eat your portion and recycle! You Killed Me First original design from 2014, back from the dead......

My tribute to Michael Alig using text from a 1988 news article and images from his youth & near his tragic end. "I wanted to create my own world, a world full of color, where everyone could play. One big party that never ends." -Michael Alig 1966-2020

Las Vegas Punk Rock design using old Casino neon letters.

Based on the You Killed Me First 2021 fine art piece "Halftone Tragedy" Using 5 layers of oversized halftone comic book images, ripped & manipulated into a new tragic scene...