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I'd appreciate it if you spread the word to anyone who might be interested in printmaking, artists giving a peek behind the curtain, or just fans of giant gingers bumping gums in a semi-coherent manner.

And yes, that totally is my garage.

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Here's the first episode of a new ongoing feature here, where I try to explain one of my prints in a few minutes or less.  This week's subject: "Fiery & Snuffy."

Long story short, I've had the idea kicking around in my head that since I can't be hanging around a venue, explaining my artwork for a month solid, I could do short videos that people could watch on their phones while looking at my art.  So, from here on out, if you see one of my pieces of artwork on a wall somewhere, you'll also see a QR Code that you can scan that will take you to a YouTube video, much like the one above.

This technological marvel will first be in action at a show I'm hanging in White Center, WA, at the Southgate Roller Rink.  I'm hanging the show tomorrow, I'm not sure exactly what the details are, but I'll post 'em here as soon as I figure things out.  

Other than that, I'll be posting these videos here on a weekly basis, a sort of micro video podcast thingy, until I run out of work and have to start getting things done again.  But I did put together ten of them so far, so there will be at least that many to deal with.

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Also, when I did a Google image search for "douchebag," this picture came up on the first page.  That's rough, man...

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Hope you made it past the duck porn part, it's totally worth it.

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer - 1992

Broken Lizard's Club Dread - 2004

Leap of Faith - 1992

They Live - 1988

The French Connection - 1971

The Legend of Drunken Master - 1994

National Lampoon's Van Wilder - 2002

The Incredible Burt Wonderstone - 2013

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory - 1971

A somewhat better batch of movies than last month!

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Might this become a regular feature?

Well, let's see if anyone likes this one first.  If you're in the mood for some garage rock, why not turn up your speakers and turn over your figurative wheels of steel to me for the next half hour?

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Punk has been my favorite for years, since I first saw him wrestle in Ring of Honor.  When you start watching a wrestler on the indies, it's kind of like being able to follow an athlete's career from the minor leagues or high school all the way up to the top of their sport.  Punk is the first wrestler that I got to follow from that level (him and Samoa Joe), and it's been a lot of fun watching how great he's done over the years.

If you like this card, it (and others) is up for auction at Reverend Clay's Finer Things!

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I kind of hope that Brock Lesnar retires Triple H, as per the stipulations of their match.  But no matter what, Paul Heyman will be involved, which guarantees awesomeness.

If you like this card, it (and others) are up for auction at Reverend Clay's Finer Things!

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He'll have his hands full with the Shield tomorrow, but I think he's got some tricks up his sleeve.

If you like this card, it (and others) are up for auction at Reverend Clay's Finer Things!

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