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January 2010
January 31stON KEEPING A LOGBOOK
The best writing project I took on last year was what I call my logbook: a simple Moleskine daily planner in which I kept track of the little details of my day.
January 29th20% OFF PRINTS!!
Own all 3 of my 20×200 editions for less than $50.
January 29thOLD MEDIA / OLD NEWS SHOW IN ST. LOUIS
Upcoming art show in St. Louis featuring my work.
January 28thTHE GOOD WIFE
“it’s possible / to be the good wife / and try to build something / and keep a respectful distance / but be careful / you may find yourself tiptoeing off / a cliff”
January 27th*EVERYBODY* WEARS A UNIFORM
A cartoon about uniforms.
January 26thA SPOT IN THE WORLD
“we hoot and holler / at people over 40 / for a spot in the world”
January 26thMIRAH @ DOMY BOOKS, SXSW 2009
Index card sketches from Mirah’s gig at Domy Books in Austin, SXSW 2009.
January 23rdTHE BUILDER AND THE KEEPER: A FEW THOUGHTS ON WEB DESIGN
I spend 8 hours a day in a cubicle designing websites, so the last thing I want to do when I come home is work on more websites or blog about web design. Consider this an exception.
January 22ndFOOD TRAILER
A sketch of a food trailer.
January 21stEGYPTIAN SCULPTURES
time-traveling so they look as they did / when i was 10 / the old king and his queen / my parents the size of Egyptian sculptures / all secrets / that i didn’t know”
January 19thCREATIVITY IS SUBTRACTION
A newspaper blackout poem.
January 17thHOLIDAY SKETCHBOOK
Sketches from over the holidays.
January 14thNEW 20×200 NEWSPAPER BLACKOUT PRINT: AGORAPHOBIA
The gang at 20×200 is offering one of my favorite blackout poems for sale.
January 13thPRAYER
“i pray for a long living room and a piano”
January 13thLIVE UNTIL MIDNIGHT
signs + iPhone camera + trickery = de-signs
January 13thCARTOON IN THE TEXAS OBSERVER
The Texas Observer ran one of my cartoons in a feature on the Minor Mishap Marching Band.
January 12thVISUAL THINKING FOR WRITERS WORKSHOP IN AUSTIN
I’m teaching a visual thinking for writers workshop here in Austin next month.
January 12thME AND DAD, BUILDING THE BARN
“imagine the barn that came to mind / when I saw the plans of the architect / what is a vision / but a threat to dismantle a relationship”
January 7thBUT IS IT POETRY?
A cartoon about poetry.
January 7thIN THE OLDSMOBILE
“in the Oldsmobile / we shout and yell jokes / but after the third, fourth, and fifth gag / even we / are done with R bland lives”
January 5thSIZING UP
“sizing up the six of us / he stopped and drove home”
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