Rod Stewart was caught picking his nose by those sneaky papparazzi lurking in the bushes, so I thought it would make a terrific tour poster design. Medium: acrylic on board.
Press Coverage
- "Portraits of Shame" New York Post
- "Gallery of the Absurd is “the best of many sites that skewer celebrity culture.” 14’s portraits display “the qualities that make celebrity satire work” and is “consistently funny". Caryn James, NY Times
- "illustrations that parody celebrity culture with all the subtlety of a mouthful of Red Hots" Newsday
- "hitting the marrow of what is specifically annoying about specific celebrities" New York Post
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- If Artist X painted Celebrity X (10)
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The Future of Tara Reid
I spent most of my weekend engaged in time travel. I always kick myself when I forget to bring my digital camera along, but this time I slipped it in my pocket. Traveling through so many hyperdimensional wormholes can really wear a girl out, so I thought I'd stop and get some coffee. The only place open in Los Angeles in the year 2025 was a seedy bar on Sunset, so I walked in, sat at the bar and saw Tara Reid sitting at the other end. I snapped her photo and figured I'd share it with you. Medium: ink on paper.
