Photo & Fine Art Prints for sale at Shadow Art Fair

I’m selling some of my Photos and Fine Art Prints at the upcoming Shadow Art Fair on Saturday July 10th. The shadow art fair takes place at the Corner Brewery in Ypsilanti, Mi from Noon to Midnight.  Come on down and buy some of my work.  I’ll have prints available in sizes ranging from 5×5 inches all the way to 12×12 inches in a massive frame.  In addition to the many archival Giclée prints there will be 4 special double exposed Polaroids for sale too.

All my work is signed on the back of the print, or on the matte.

Below is a sample of some of the work I will have for sale on Saturday. If you can’t make the shadow art fair, but are interested in buying a print please contact me.

A Winter to Remember

Spring is upon us, but memories from winter are still close.  A photo taken with my Yashica Mat 124g using expired Black and White 120 Film.  Taken in Estonia sometime in November 2009.  Yes, its taken me that long to finally scan the negatives.

AAFF 48th Promo Video

That’s right its that time of year again for the Ann Arbor Film Festival.  The longest running experimental film festival is in its 48th year and stronger then ever.  For the third year in a row I have animated the trailer for the festival.  This year the trailer is one of my personal favorites just in terms of how complex the project was in terms of animating so many layers.  I estimate over 600+ layers were used in the project.  The Great Design by Ryan Molloy was a blast to animate, the audio track by JDSY makes the graphics come to life!  Although I think I need a new computer if I plan on rendering out these large 1080p HD videos.

Enjoy, and don’t forget to buy your advanced passes for the Festival!

JFK in the Sky

Created for the NASA Remix Project, Challenge #10 – “SPACE IS THAT WAY!”

Ann Arbor is the Same – Shigeto (Visuals for Live Set)

This video was crated as a background for Shigeto for live music performances on his upcoming tour. Just image someone playing real drums along to this music, then the experience is complete.

Two Holgas – One Photo (Double Exposure)

This photo was a collaboration between myself and Adam Rankin.  He took the first exposure of the Castle, and I took the film and put it in my Holga and shot the second exposure of the Power Lines.  Two cameras, two exposures – One image.

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