Happy 20th anniversary to this website. Course it wasn’t always online on this time and this wasn’t always the domain it lived on, but for all intent and purposes, this is where we are.

Here’s to being there from the beginning, and here’s bitterly making it until the end.

Due to a series of weird and unfortunate circumstances beyond my control, I haven’t been able to update this blog or my website in a while. Mostly by “weird” I mean I’ve been super busy, and by “unfortunate” I mean there’s no way I’m typing up this much content on a smart phone. You ever see how small the keyboards are on those things?

If you’re subscribed to my mailing list (if you’re not, come on now), then you’ve already gotten a hint at what’s coming up next. So sit tight while I try to play catch-up. I got so much to talk about I’m a little overwhelmed, not even sure where to start. But hey, gonna do it anyways… See ya here.

A few months ago I had the pleasure of working with Digital Thunderdome as they produced Nine Shrines’ latest video “Nimrod.”

What you’re seeing is my discipline as a production designer/scenic artist as I decorated an abandoned mill to look like the lived-in workshop of a tortured artist. Not only did I fabricate those mannequins, but I also painted all of the acrylic art scattered throughout the scene.

So check out the video below, and if you’re into the “behind the scenes” sort of stuff, I’ve got a link to my portfolio that shows the steps I took in decorating the set, and the terrible things I did to the actor.