Stephanie commissioned me to do a new poster for the 2017 Tony Awardz in Los Angeles!!! Whoo!
And now that I’m all ready to get out there, I realize I would like to pay off my travel bills. If you’d like posters, postcards, illustrations, graphic design or anything, e-mail me! Check out my portfolio to see my other work.
May 15, 2013, 8:49am Permalink
Poster design for OMGWTFBible, a live podcast show where my friend David Tuchman presents his own translation of the Bible, with many footnotes.
Check out the show at the Parkside Lounge, May 20th, 7:15pm.
You can see more poster designs of mine here.
May 15, 2013, 12:00am Permalink
» this is not an exit: the greatest(ish) generation
i was just going to write “fuck you, time magazine” and be done with it. but this caught me on a day when i’m already infuriated (more than usual, anyway), so i’m going to froth at the mouth and blab about it for a while.
really, time? “lazy, entitled narcissists who still live with their…
John’s lack of capitalization aside, this is how it feels every time older people put value judgements on people my age. As if we chose to be this way.
May 09, 2013, 1:17pm Permalink
The Pee-Wee Herman Show — Musical Salute to Sly and the Family Stone
The original Pee-Wee Herman Show aired as a special on HBO in 1981. I rewatched it recently, trying to appreciate it on a production level, and it’s an amazing stage show. If you get a chance to watch the whole show, you can easily how hard Paul Ruebens and the crew of the show worked. Try and remember that this is the birth of a pop culture icon in a small Los Angeles theatre.
This is one of my favorite parts of the show. I usually dislike musical interludes, but it’s hard to be bored by this. What could have been a simple, fun medley of Sly and the Family Stones is brought to life all it’s own with Pee-Wee’s frantic stage action.
If you get a chance to watch Pee-Wee Herman Show, please check it out.
May 02, 2013, 8:24pm Permalink
Here’s one of my latest projects. New postcard for Late Night Trash!
Check out the rest of my portfolio here.
May 02, 2013, 12:00pm Permalink
Left Handed Radio - Episode 26: ‘1996’
On this lost episode from 1996: Seinfeld Nights, NBC’s Must She TV challenges gender norms, Delta Burke for Tamagotchi Rescue, dad tries to play Nintendo64, Jerry Springer: Too Nice for TV, a new intern sure seems like she’s a Power Ranger, He’s Al That, Lil Troffee knows how to play the world, and Def Foxworthy Jam.
Left Handed Radio is written and performed by Adam Bozarth, Dan Chamberlain, Matt Little, and Anna Rubanova, and Brett White with Matt Braunsdorf, Rob Lathan, and Moujan Zolfaghari.
If you have a question about how to live your life right? Ask Herb from Pittsburgh! Dial 413-547-1055 and leave a voicemail with your question and Herb will answer on a future episode of the show. Original music by Dan Warren. Check out his podcast The International House of Dancakes.
413-547-1055 | lefthandedradio@gmail.com
Runnin’ straight outta the A:\ drive! This is a good one, folks!
April 25, 2013, 11:53am Permalink
![Popular Science put together this infographic on just the deaths per year due to drugs. The big, bright green chunk at the bottom that makes up the majority are deaths from unintended overdoses on pharmaceuticals. The gray line at the top is marijuana, opium, LSD, mescaline, and mushrooms.
So, please, talk to your children about the dangers of prescription medicine before it’s too late.
(via Which Drugs Actually Kill Americans [Infographic] | Popular Science)](http://25.media.tumblr.com/d4854380b0dbe52df966a6552547cbca/tumblr_mlqjwfxmJ71qz987jo1_500.jpg)
Popular Science put together this infographic on just the deaths per year due to drugs. The big, bright green chunk at the bottom that makes up the majority are deaths from unintended overdoses on pharmaceuticals. The gray line at the top is marijuana, opium, LSD, mescaline, and mushrooms.
So, please, talk to your children about the dangers of prescription medicine before it’s too late.
(via Which Drugs Actually Kill Americans [Infographic] | Popular Science)
April 23, 2013, 9:24pm Permalink
Caroline Cotter wins the Bozie, the offical award given by Adam Bozarth for work in the field of Bozarth or Bozarth related actions or Bozarth approved actions. The last 3 recipients of the award were all Adam Bozarth so this is a big win for Caroline!
I asked Caroline what she did to deserve the award and she said “Why are you still taking these pictures of me? Please… just… stop.” So shy, so humble.
April 23, 2013, 11:53am Permalink
