The Museum

I bet you're wondering what makes the Museum different from the Archive. Well, the Archive is a record, and the Museum is a showcase. I have a bunch of arty friends, and it's a crime that they don't get more pub. So whenever they let me, I'm going to put stuff of theirs up here.

In the meantime, shit that I've done in the past that has no business seeing the light of the web will be posted here.

Latest update:

Great Clothes I Have Owned (7.14.08)

Cooperstown (5.8.08)

Notre Dame's 2007 Catalog o' Stuff (8.31.07)

Harry Potter 7 Spoilerriffic Chat Page of Spoilers (7.20.07)

Pig Roast (7.2.07)

The Mermaid Parade (6.25.07)

Beer labels for 15 (6.11.07)

My childhood room (5.17.07)

Some signs from St. Augustine (4.20.07)

Notre Dame catalog (6.16.06)

Site stuff (1.9.06)

Top 5 of '05 (12.21.05)

Christmas 2005 (12.21.05)

Crazy McDonald's ad (5.26.05)

Bookstore Basketball 2005 (April 05)

Protest the inauguration! (1.25.05)

Christmas stuff! (12.7.04)

Stuff on 25th Street (11.9.04)

I'd Hit It! (10.14.04)

Five Bucks To Friday in its earliest state. (added 9.28.04)

My friend Jan made some greeting cards a while back for Tree, who left them in the bar. I have had them ever since. Now I share them with you! (added 9.21.04)

A storefront in Queens that God should smite. (added 9.16.04)

This is a comic book I made my friend Di back in collitch, for her birthday. These strips date from Spring semester of 1998, and are pretty Notre Dame-centric. What with being at ND at the time. I read through these last night and still actually find some of them funny. Still, these are awfully rough and some of the jokes fall completely flat. I reserve the right to pull a punchline or two for Five Bucks, though (hopefully some of the ones that work). Oh, and, as you'll notice, these are alternate dimension versions of the gang, since Lissa did not go to Notre Dame in the Five Bucks continuity. Warning: This is very long. Sorry. (9.13.04)

Here are pictures I took from the August 29th United for Peace and Justice march in NYC, protesting the Republicans' existence. (9.13.04)

Coming soon is a look at the various drafts I've done of the 'pilot' strip for Five Bucks. Basically, as soon as I started playing with Illustrator a few years ago, I've thought about doing a strip, and have gone so far as to draw up a few versions of the beginning of the Pete storyline. I'll be posting all of them - even the craptastic ones - soon.

I also have the original seven strips from the Observer, but they are so phenomenally bad that I can't believe I ever allowed them to be seen by human eyes. Holy shit, they were bad. Jury's out on how much I feel like embarrassing myself.