The Bike Path Bench Saga Continues

Some mysterious messenger has struck again and in my duty to document important moments in small town history, I have illustrated the infamous "Sex Bench" again but with an updated message. I would love a message for every season but who knows how long I'll have to wait for them to return to the sacred bench. 

 

Drawing the Things I Want To (1-5)

Monument Valley. Navajo County Park, Arizona. (1/15)

6 x 9"

The Shape. (2/15)

4 x 6"

Ames. Elmira, NY (3/15)

4 x 7"

Eat Ass. Sk8 Fast. Riverside bike path tunnel. (4/15)

4 x 6"

Country Cream. Addison, NY. (5/15)

4 x 7"

 

Drawing the Things I Want To (6-10)

Corner Deli. Greenpoint, NY. (6/15)

4 x 6"

"Bloody hell. I'm sweating in here. Roasting. Boiling. Baking. Sweltering. It's like a sauna. Furnace. You can fry an egg on my stomach. Oh, who wouldn't lap this up? It's ridiculous. Tremendous. Fantastic. Fan-tabby-dozy-tastic." (7/15)

4 x 7"

Wainwright Softball Complex. Corning, NY (8/15)

4 x 6"

"I just wanted to leave, you know, my apartment. Maybe meet a nice girl. And now I've got to die for it!" (9/15)

4 x 7"

Pow Wow Trading Post. Holbrook, AZ. (10/15)

4 x 6"

 

Drawing the Things I Want To (11-15)

    

Flix Bus Station. 31st and 8 ave. (11/15)

4 x 6"

"Oh, Look! The Mother Rhino is Giving Birth!" (12/15)

4 x 6"

70mph McDonald's. I-17 Arizona. (13/15)

4 x 7"

Motel. Holbrook, AZ. (14/15)

4 X 6"

Hopi Travel Plaza. Holbrook, AZ. (15/15)

6 X 9 "

Putting The Pieces Together

Haven't really felt too psyched about engaging with social media much these past few months but it felt like a good time to drop a little update. Still working on more pieces for my quarantine crew right here. Trying to get enough new pieces assembled by the summer or fall to hopefully put together a show since I had to cancel all of those plans for 2020. I've also been working on some commission work as well along with drawings of buildings from my hometown region that I have some sentimental attachment to. I'm trying to figure out a way to incorporate them into the quarantine work but they may just be for something else. Guess we'll see.