Dreamhouse

In December 2006 I did a show at 515 Arts in Phoenix, Arizona. This show contained small sculpture related to the body of characters contained in the Fuzzy Balls line of shirts. I painted the gallery (with assistance) to recreate the lithograph: "What Houses Dream-Lo que Sueñan las Casas" which was created at Segura Publishing in the summer of 2006. It was the foundation of the entire show. All of the sculptures are made of polymer clay and were painted with oil based paints. These are some photos of the show and you can see some of the relationship between the shirts and the rest of my work.

The following images are of the Dreamhouse interior (with a few close-ups).

The rest of these images cover the Ak-Birthday. It's now the 60th anniversary of the AK-47. Buddy, the helper robot from the stars. Hermy, the Calavera (skull) beast with both boy, and girl parts. Vibora, the pink male snake and the collection of small phones.

To see a larger version of this image just click on the picture.

Some of this work is still available for sale if you are interested. Please email me with any questions or comments.


Dreamhouse In December 2006 I did a show at 515 Arts in Phoenix, Arizona. This show contained small sculpture related to the body of characters contained in the Fuzzy Balls line of shirts. I painted the gallery (with assistance) to recreate the lithograph: "What Houses Dream-Lo que Sueñan las Casas" which was created at Segura Publishing in the summer of 2006. It was the foundation of the entire show. All of the sculptures are made of polymer clay and were painted with oil based paints. These are some photos of the show and you can see some of the relationship between the shirts and the rest of my work. The following images are of the Dreamhouse interior (with a few close-ups). The rest of these images cover the Ak-Birthday. It's now the 60th anniversary of the AK-47. Buddy, the helper robot from the stars. Hermy, the Calavera (skull) beast with both boy, and girl parts. Vibora, the pink male snake and the collection of small phones. To see a larger version of this image just click on the picture. Some of this work is still available for sale if you are interested. Please email me with any questions or comments.