Lithographs

If a Fish…

If a fish cries would anyone notice? Would anyone be able to see their tears through the water? Maybe for a saltwater fish it would be difficult to notice, but for a fresh water fish maybe the difference in salinity would be the telling factor.

Dog Days, 2025, stone lithograph, 9.75" x 29.5"

The Art World is a Sick Dog, 2025, stone lithograph (two-layered), 8.25" x 6"

Dog Days

Woof… shit’s been rough (ruff)… Anyways, I made art to cope with my feelings.

America's Eternal Flame, 2025, stone lithograph, 6.5" x 8"

God is Dead, 2025, stone lithograph, 6.5" x 8"

Kirkland’s Finest, Kirkland’s Signature

There are three things that are certain in life: death, taxes, and the price of the Costco hotdog combo. Adjusted for inflation, the price of the combo would be $4.55. If that were to become reality, I believe that’s the true indication that we are in the end times.

I Sure Hope Nothing Bad Happens, 2025, stone lithograph, 11" x 17"

One Small Step for Ham, 2025, stone lithograph, 12" x 18"

Stop Horsing Around, 2025, stone lithograph, 12.5" x 17.25"

Humor is in the Mind of the Beholder

Humor is a difficult thing because of its subjectivity. What exactly is funny? Is it dark humor? Is it self awareness? Humor is in the mind of the beholder and if it’s funny to me (which it is) then that’s enough.

Speed Bump, 2024, stone lithograph, 15.5" x 21.5"

Double-Edged Umbra, 2025, stone lithograph

Three's a Crowd, Two's Company, One's Enough, 2025, stone lithograph

In the Shadows

Roads interrupt the surrounding environments. Wildlife find themselves in the cramped conditions of the little space humans have to offer them. Although the overgrowth may seem like an empty waste, small flickers of eye shine offers a sense of hope that life is still there.

Tough Luck, 2024, stone lithograph, 11.5" x 7.75"

Dealer’s Paw

The roads that wildlife cross come with a risk. Dice with death and see what you get.

It's Just Roadkill, 2024, stone lithograph, 24" x 18"

It’s Just Roadkill

Roadkill is an all-encompassing term that dismisses the individuality of the animal that meets its fate on the asphalt. Here's the construction and attempted deconstruction of their entanglement with each other, an exuberant display of the death of the animals that are often disregarded for their commonness in the suburban wilderness.

Birdhouse

On the visor of a traffic light above a busy intersection, I saw the nest of a European starling. "Birdbrain" is what first came to mind upon seeing this, but in learning that it's this specific bird's nesting behavior to build its home in prebuilt cavities, "birdhouse" is what I see now.