Dave Mayer and I did this over some strongbows one night.

SCREENPRINTING FOR ILLUSTRATORS
SPRING ‘08 Sessions- 6 week courses

May 6- June 10
Tuesday evenings 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Cost: $235 Material Fee: $65

Enhance your illustration using the tactile art of screenprinting.
In this course, you’ll practice in a professional printing studio and
develop DIY techniques to set up a small-scale print area in your own
home. We’ll discover how to create multicolour screenprints using
various printing, colour separation and registration techniques. We’ll
also create highly-detailed film positives with Adobe Photoshop and
get an introduction to CMYK screenprinting techniques. Finally,
production of self-promotion will be made based on your artistic
directive through: business cards, t-shirts, posters, mailers, or artist
editions. No previous screenprinting experience or Adobe Photoshop
skills are required. (Taught by, Jeff Garcia)

http://www.mangoepeeler.com/classes/

(Click to see the whole thing.) This work is in today’s New York Times - Week in review section. The article is about performance enhancing drugs.
($500, 2 day deadline)

Helvetica Screening – Oct. 16
Doors Open: 6:00 PM
Screening: 7:00 PM
Director Q + A: 8:30 PM

Regent Theatre, Theatre D, 555 Mount
Pleasant Rd.

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I finally updated my site, adding new projects and drawings. (Like this one - an out take for a UofT business magazine peice called, “Avoiding Ethical Danger Zones.” So onward you fearless explorers, maniacs, brethern. Onward we ride into the dripping dark night.

:30 Toronto Star tv spot. I drew the titles. It’s been on air for awhile, but I
thought those who haven’t seen it yet might like to

What started off as an excercise in matching houespaint swatches
turned into this. I like scribbley people.

If you could do anything tomorrow,
what would it be?

Canadian Heritage has some interesting info about
doing business in other countries. ie: New York Art Fairs,
(The Visual Arts Market in the Tri-State Area for Canadian Art Galleries)
and other goodies;

This is about silly newspaper articles inhibiting the flow of serious news to the frontpage. The article referrs to serious news as the lifeblood of a newspaper.