Hi Skullbrain friends of yesteryear! I had to disappear for awhile to get married and finish writing a novel. My own collection and art production got put on the back burner for a couple of years. I'm trying to catch up with all the new vinyl toys and resin art that have been made since I took my break from the outside world, but there's so much to see!

Here's a quick update about me and Apocalypse Popsicle -

Let me just say that I never intended to abandon the board but a hiatus was necessary. Book writing makes for a stilted psyche in the uberboy where I literally can't do normal things properly. The immersion into the characters' lives diminishes my own to an almost distressing extent. Anyway, that's all done for now and I'm about to dive back into the Apocalypse Popsicle factory and start working on my unique and tasty plastic delights.

For the month of December, I will be in upstate NY working exclusively on my plastic work while on fellowship as an artist-in-residence at the Wassaic Project. The studio/gallery space there has been converted from old mill and farming buildings and culminates yearly with the summer Wassaic Festival in early August.
For the next couple of weeks, I'll be prepping for the month-long residence at my family's house in NJ before moving up to the farmhouses and studio space in Dec.
If you want to check out the cool buildings or get more info about the organization you can go here- http://wassaicproject.org/

So how's everybody been?

I was just thinking about you the other day. I went into hamburger eyes to pick up a print and while I was walking out of the alley I noticed your old place. That was a nice apartment.

Congrats on your marriage!! Good luck on your endeavors!!!

Congrats, man! So good to hear from you, thanks for checking in. I wondered what the heck happened to ya.

Thanks for the kind words guys! I've missed you all during my time as a hermit. I've got lots of new stuff to show and look forward to hearing your opinions on it.

I was worried something bad might have befallen you, i've always appreciated the quirky good humour you brought to this place. Glad to see you return.

Hey, we have all missed you. Remember this trade fest when David got what he calls his "Dick Dog"? He still treasures it.
Good times.