Mural Designs for the Club at Collington Square.

These are for the Club at Collington Square, an after school program for Middle and Elementary school kids in East Baltimore. The prompt for the mural is centered around overcoming violence in the community, and the images here are the result of images created by folks from the Collington Square neighborhood during community art workshops for the mural. I think that bottom one is my favorite.

Old work

Julia Scott, "Classic Pinup"

this drawing I think is at least two years old. I took some creative license with the hair. Also, the Thom Yorke eyes, sorry boo.

Breadbox

Images from a piece that got me started on my current path on artwork about bullying. This piece however is a deconstruction of development of masculinity through popular media during the formative age of middle school, which you'll hear in the presentation of the audio, courtesy of DMX and others.

Whiteness box by USdrone

Blog for Memory and Power: Deconstructing Bullying Through Art.

Memory and Power, which is my project which uses artmaking to address and deconstruct bullying, now has a blog.
Stay tuned to that blog and this one for images from the workshops and the art produced in them.

older work, been kicking around for a while

work from earlier this year for the Secret Artworks show. Its funny how intuitively they were made, but how political they actually are.