Aarktica Bird (2001)

A version of some ink paintings I did in Swedish 'zine The Broken Face #10, as illustrations for an interview with Jon DeRosa of Aarktica.

Smoker (1992)

This originally appeared in a different form as a cover for Seattle newspaper The Stranger.

Dedicated to Artie Mitchell, R.I.P.

Indian Collage (2000)

A meeting of deities with remarkably similar features if not personalities.

Acid Gorilla (1999)

One of the Hallucinatory Wildlife series inspired in part by the later work of Louis Wain.

"Psychedelic Rabbit" (1999)

I didn't know there was a rabbit in this until I was finished, there are other things in there as well. One more of the Hallucinatory Wildlife series.

"Geo Jam" (late 1980's to mid-1990's)

A bunch of sketches mixed together that became a sort of creepy self portrait.

"Kaleidoscope Bear" (1999)

Part of the ongoing Hallucinatory Wildlife series.

Bird's Eye View (1998)

A pen and ink view of my Aunt Mable's house and the surrounding area from a height of about 500 feet, as it was in the early 1960's. Though it no longer exists as such, it's a place I return to often.

Sketchbook Page (1989)

A later painting called "Future Bible Heroes" was based on this drawing.

Big Boy (1985)

One of my best friends. Bless you old pal. I miss you.

Alex & George (1997)

This photo was taken by my daughter Alicia Turner of myself and my grand-daughter Alex. As I recall I carried her all the way home from town that day.

Music & Noise (1998)

Jack Nance at The Roxie (1976)

This is a picture Ray Johnson took of myself and San French with the star of Eraserhead. We went up to have our pictures taken with Jack at a special midnight showing of the legendary David Lynch film. We stayed there, flanking him while he shook hands and signed autographs. It was like being these stoned bodyguards. The photo to the right is of Mr. Nance alone at the same event. He was a remarkable actor, his contributions to Twin Peaks, Blue Velvet and Eraserhead, serve well as his memorial.

R.I.P.

Window Painting (1984)

Dedicated to Rita Fabrizio painted in oil and acrylic while listening to The Replacements.

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