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posted: July 9, 2010

Jello Mobile 4 Sale
Used and abused but with lots of good intentions and well wishes.
The car comes from a Police Auction of impounded cars from criminals. The vehicle has been retro-fitted with twin Nitro injectors, stealth radar and a baby seat.
Best Offer, Serious Inquiries Only*
* the " Jello Driver" is due to be parolled within the next year.

posted: July 9, 2010

Tough times call for tough measures. Time to sell the Jalopy. A lot of good memories driving around in this rusty bucket. Each dent, scratch and scrape has a great story and that makes it even more difficult to part with. There's the Flaherty stain ( also known as the birth mark since it happened the first day I drove it.), the Dunlavey dent ( you can actually see the shape of his head on the rear passenger door), the eternal Waxman residue as we'll call it, I'm not allowed to say what happened to Kroninger's fuzzy dice ( shudder)... law suit still pending... I picked up Nancy Stahl hitch-hiking in her Daisy Dukes in this road hazard, tried to run over Hitz more than a dozen times but always switched gears to neutral to honor my Swiss friend, and drove donuts all over Staake's yard after his Donut Chef book came out and NEVER got a ticket. Yes... a lot of history in this car...
AND it can all be yours for the right price*.  High mileage, never changed the oil, gas guzzler, and just needs a little TLC.
Serious inquiries only.
* Fire hydrant and Tow-Away sign sold separately.

posted: March 24, 2010

Perverts, pyromaniacs, jokers and one bad ass Baby Gumba are just a few things that I have done for Blab. Over the years editor Monte Beauchamp has helped nurture my strange, dark and twisted side within its pages.

 Thank you Monte Beauchamp.
And also a big thanks to Kim Thompson at FATAGRAPHICS for publishing this jem.

I have a piece in the exhibition:  BLAB!  A Retrospective, which opens at the Museum of American Illustration at the Society of Illustrators in NYC this Friday March 26th  6:00pm - 9:00pm  128 East 63rd Street, New York City

posted: March 4, 2010

Diana Bryan -Respected illustrator, teacher at Parsons for over 20 years.
I just found out that my dear friend Diana Bryan passed away February 22, 2010
The last time I saw her I was helping bring her computer to get repaired. We went to a gallery together in Kingston and of course she made a lunch for us. Diana was one of those people I thought would be around forever. I'm going to miss her.

Diana died peacefully in her sleep on February 22nd at Benedictine Hospital. She was 67 years old.
That's all I know - I got a beautiful note from Bob, her partner. My heart goes out to you Bob.

http://www.dianabryan.com/

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