Worlds Collide

Newest creations. All began life as advertising stamps. Chosen for artwork + theme. All are 8" x 10", giclee prints on 140 # watercolor paper. Edition of 5 ea,, $30 per print. My logo does not appear on the prints.

"The warning that I received, you may take with however many grains of salt you wish, that the brown acid that is circulating around us, is specifically not too good. It's suggested that you do stay away from that; of course, it's your own trip, so, be my guest. But, please be advised that there is a warning on that one."

New and somewhat repurposed Halloweenieness courtesy of 'Another Man's Treasure' Plainwell, MI

Finally finished: PKD + Myrna Loy

For a few years now I've been leaving these on various nearby bulletin boards and once found some for sale at one of our old flea markets for a dollar each (complete with pinholes). I just dropped some off at the library, Parallel 45 Books and Gifts, and the NOAA Center. They're free for the taking.

After over 60 years (yeah I know) I finally made it to the original Motown studio. It was closed, but the vibe was still strong. Detroit has so much to be proud of!

Back in the late 1980's/early 1990's I created some prints for myself and others. This one in particular was a favorite at the time. Art Spiegelman was doing RAW magazine with a "Maus" supplement stapled inside. This was years before the Pulitzer prize, etc. I found a great photo of Art and created this and a semi full color print. The Village Voice gave an address which was his home/studio and I sent some off. Lo + behold I got a wonderful reply and we had a long distance chat for a few years. This first postcard is my most treasured. Most of the prints are gone, but I found one recently. And here you go.....

Anyone remotely interested in this print or any other Alpena/Michigan prints and photos ie encouraged to stop by Parallel 45 Books and Gifts to take a look or buy. They are my exclusive outlet here through the summer at least. Buy some books while you're at it too!

Another possible print idea. Great shot of Myrna Loy.

Philip K. Dick, in progress.......