Rob Sheridan Productions

Here is the online-only variant poster for The Black Queen's 10th anniversary of “Fever Daydream.” The reception to the tour poster has been fantastic, so we wanted to make something special for fans around the world who couldn’t be at the shows.

18” x 24” signed/numbered edition of 100. Available Saturday 6/6/26 8am PT direct from me.

I am flying these to Dallas on Saturday for the last TBQ show to get them signed by the whole band. Who’s going? Say hi if you see me there!

I love physical media because it tells a story. What’s going in your car stereo first?

Wishing a very dark & brooding , to those who commiserate 💀🦇

To celebrate, all my goth t-shirts are thirteen bucks this weekend, including this one I made for us casual goths who have darkness in our hearts but also have to like go to Costco and s**t.

One year ago, bidding farewell to ’s Dark Matter tour in Pittsburgh. Big thanks to for taking this pic of Steph and I on stage after the show ended! (slide one). Truly a night we’ll never forget.

I’m looking forward to whatever the future holds for the band (no I do not have any info). If they should require my services again, I wouldn’t miss it for the world.

Some snaps of in Seattle taken with a circuit-bent 2001 Sony Cybershot camera (built by ).

This impressively versatile Gork cam is one of a number of custom artisan glitch devices I’ve added to my toolkit to help me create new work for my glitch art book. Each one has its own personality depending on the hardware and which bender created it. They act as distinct chaos collaborators that draw new ideas out of me from the decisions the circuit-bending makes in each shot. It causes me to re-experience my surroundings, to take photos of things I might not think to capture with a normal camera, because I don’t know what will happen. Slide 4 here is light coming through a dirty window covered in band stickers backstage at the TBQ show. It wouldn’t interest me to capture with my phone, I’d look right past it; but with a glitch camera I was freshly curious, and found an unexpected result from the mundane. Sometimes the way I discover a camera bends light and color when I’m out snapping photos with it gives me an idea for a setup to create back in my studio for a new art piece. It’s been so inspiring to continue to find new chaos collaborators to push myself in new directions for the book and beyond.

Four years ago this month, wanted to do maternity photos our own way, and I’m so glad we have these. I hope our kid realizes someday how lucky he is to have such a tirelessly devoted Mom who’s also a total badass, and that he’s only as cool as he is because of her.

Happy Mother’s Day to the all the badass Moms out there doing the hardest job while holding on to who you are amidst impossible expectations. 🖤

And our eternal gratitude to our friend for taking these photos, they mean so much to us.

New work! I had a blast bringing my analog glitch treatment to the mighty Gunship (and a whole lot of mutant zombies) for their track from TOXIC COMMANDO, the new video game from the one and only John Carpenter - The Master of Horror! https://youtu.be/qm5ztvvzhJI?si=uBJcSe1zsLUYgOwm

Custom 100% analog glitch effects process using CRT televisions and multiple layers of circuit-bent retro video hardware from Tachyons+, LoFi Future, and BPMC.

Big thanks to Dan & Alex from Gunship and the whole team at John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando, it was an absolute pleasure shredding your pixels!

GUNSHIP - Tell Me When The World Stops Ending [Official Music Video] Stream: https://ffm.to/tellmewhentheworldstopsendingSubscribe: https://cutt.ly/Gunship-YTStore: https://cutt.ly/Gunship-StoreTrack composed by Alexander West...