Hi! My name's Chris. I've lived in Los Angeles for 16 years. I 'm originally from the north side of Columbus, OH.
I was a child in the 1970s and a teenager in the 80s.
I'm single right now, but I'm in love with someone and it feels great!
I'm a creative writer and artist and have shown my work in galleries in Los Angeles. Check out my art here.
I'm also a contributing editor for the popular art blog Daily Dujour.
I like graphic novels, Christmas, tide pools, grilled cheese sandwiches, reading, biker moustaches, football (Ohio State and the New Orleans Saints), sea monsters, painting, pine trees, bookstores, tennis, going to the gym, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Cricket Magazine, gloves with the fingers torn off, dudes, ladies, dudes, Maya Rudolph, Kristen Wiig, illustration, rugby players, Trina Schart Hyman, Stephen King, horror films, Hillary Clinton, film history and unexplained phenomena.
I blog about illustration, painting, Atari, Christmas (all year), books, style and pop culture/tv/cinema/design/video games from the late 1970s and early 80s. And assorted other stuff!
Email: Cobbler3@yahoo.com
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CURRENTLY READING: Marzi: A Memoir by Marzena Sowa
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
old one
spotted myself in the photos from the awesome Wild at Heart show at Thinkspace!
(http://thinkspacegallery.com/shows/2012-05/#photos)
Click the photo for my Daily Dujour post on Allison Schulnik’s new show!
i went to this beautiful show at thinkspace in culver city tonight. i learned so much about so many different endangered species, and the dozens of artists involved really stepped up their game and contributed some outstanding pieces! check it out!
Portrait of Stev’nn
artist Ken Garduno
I really like Michelle Muldrow’s work. Click the image for my Daily Dujour post on her show at Koplin Del Rio.
Happy (60th) Birthday, Mr. T!!
Figure Studies grouping - each painting is acrylic on canvas panel, 8” by 10”
This painting of mine has more than 16,000 notes!
I have a feeling people are just reblogging it to get their tumblr name mentioned in the notes. Ah well. I’d be one rich dude if every one of those folks bought a painting from me!
Figure Study - water soluble crayon and graphite on paper
