pirate cats would shoot you with this

May 31

3liza:

[FOR SALE]
Rough Treatment Series - Original Sketchbook Page #0pencil on paper9 x 12”2012
[I feel a little weird putting doodles up for sale but I was asked to—I promise.]
This page includes a flock of bats, several bodied and disembodied bacchantes or demons, a helmeted human skull, a deep map pilot, and more, less legible items.WHAT IS THE “ROUGH TREATMENT” SERIES? Due to popular demand, I am making some original sketchbook pages available for purchase. Doodled or sketched or scratched with very little forethought, these are not “finished” works, nor are they even “works” at all. They are a fevered brain’s burn shadows.Which is why they’re so cheap.Page will be shipped with standard USPS shipping in a protective Tyvek envelope with cardboard backing. Pages purchased together will be shipped together, and you will only be charged for shipping one.Dimensions: 9 x 12”; fits standard frames.

[FOR SALE]

Rough Treatment Series - Original Sketchbook Page #0
pencil on paper
9 x 12”
2012

[I feel a little weird putting doodles up for sale but I was asked to—I promise.]

This page includes a flock of bats, several bodied and disembodied bacchantes or demons, a helmeted human skull, a deep map pilot, and more, less legible items.

WHAT IS THE “ROUGH TREATMENT” SERIES?
Due to popular demand, I am making some original sketchbook pages available for purchase. Doodled or sketched or scratched with very little forethought, these are not “finished” works, nor are they even “works” at all. They are a fevered brain’s burn shadows.

Which is why they’re so cheap.

Page will be shipped with standard USPS shipping in a protective Tyvek envelope with cardboard backing. Pages purchased together will be shipped together, and you will only be charged for shipping one.

Dimensions: 9 x 12”; fits standard frames.

May 25

Fractured parade performance art—join in!

Every year, my boyfriend wants the same thing for his birthday, and last year it was such a flop I feel compelled to make it a success this year!

He wants all his friends, and friends of friends, to make Seamus Day signs and post photos of themselves marching on the sidewalk or the street on May 25, 2012. It’s like performance art in which we all collaborate to make a fake parade, ignoring the constraints of space and time!

All it takes is a sign, a camera, and three to five minutes of point-and-shoot. The sign can say anything from Happy Birthday to Seamus Day or something of your choice. (I’d like to see Free Seamus or Save the Seamus, myself, haha. I’d also like to see costumes, but obviously anything goes!)

If you decide to participate, post the photo and link to it in the comments, or just e-mail it to me at seamus day parade at plunderpuss dot net and I’ll put it up here.

My contribution this year was a little overboard and slightly illegal, but not illegal enough to keep me from doing it:

I walked six miles in just over two hours to put all of these up, because I’m crazy and in looove.

Here’s the flyer (with a date):

If you want to print your own and put it up where you think people might get a kick out of it, or you just want a copy of my gorgeous boyfriend’s face for your cubicle, you can download a high-res version here.