Street Art in D.C.: Polyphemus’s Garden
Every time I go through this dark underpass, it makes me sad. So, I fixed it!
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Lost, Missing, and Restored New Deal Post Office Murals
I originally wrote this piece for a magazine that never made it to launch. I’m posting it here as the postal service is continuing to face funding threats. The 1,000 …
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Leg Sculpture Yard Art
Recently, a clothing store near our house went out of business. Aside from picking up a new cap emblazoned with rhinestones spelling out “sexy,” I ended up with another great …
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Send a Card to a Socially Distant Someone
I made some postcards, and you can send them to your friends and family. Maybe you can make someone else feel seen, loved, and cared for during this pandemic. What …
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“D.C. Nessie” Linocuts
I’ve created a 25 print limited edition linocut series entitled “D.C. Nessie.” Lately, I’m into combining D.C. landmarks with bizarre and mysterious imagery. You can order one here. Thanks to …
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Beastly Hand Washing
We all should rethink our what we touch and how we wash our hands. I created a hand washing tutorial with giant beast hands. I’m sure this will be highly …
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Profile in Takoma Park Newsletter
Last spring, I received an Azalea Award in the category of “Arts Leader” in my town from the Takoma Park Foundation. The award recognized my efforts to organize the Night …
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Zacharia: School Monkey – A Book for Kids
Several years ago, I told my second grade students I used to have a pet monkey named Zacharia, similar to Frida Kahlo’s pet monkey, and I used to teach lessons …
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Holiday Shopping Guide
This is the time of year when everyone is buying things. If you can avoid this mayhem, good for you. If you need to buy some gifts, I’ve got some …
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Breaking the Curse of Teddy
In 2012, after the Nats locked up first place in their division, Teddy Roosevelt won his first President’s Race. This never should have happened, and it lead to a devastating …
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