Corpse Head's "Sign of the Times" cd. Created during the winter of 2008.
-----Dark and gloomy this was the last basement recording I did. Producing classic songs like
"Eclipse", and "Sign of the Times", which we're essential on my stage performances. This might be the last
string of recordings I might create using an analog tape deck, but I am not sure. Great listening for the halloween season,
and the darker months of the year. Very adventurous.
"Trixie, the Schizophrenic Girl", comics from 2006-2007
"Trixie, the Schizophrenic Girl", is a graphic novel, and a collection of stories that I started in 2006.
"Trixie" was a girl who went through personal turmoil only to thrive as an artist who triumphed over social adversity. It also includes
favorites like "The Trees that got mad", "The Folk Singer", and "Hitler wanted to be an Artist". Another personal favorite is "The
Boy, the Stones, and the Tree". This book flowed out of me very quickly, and it is 55 pages long. Check out my Facebook for samples of the work.
-----This book is a collection of the work that I did in school, during 1989-1998. It has a wide variety of styles
and concepts. Some may say that this is my best work. Most of the work that I did in these books we're paintings of watercolours, and gouache. Very tedious, and very
painstakeingly done. I will never go back to this work, but it will always be remembered to me.
Buy my children's book "The Monster who wouldn't leave!!!...All about a little boy who is bothered by a monster, and has to take back his life!!
-----Written in 1999, I started the illustrations during that time only to not know how to render the final project. It was
resumed, and completed in Sept. 2009.
"Freak'in Out", a collection of comics from 1998-2001!!
----This book is most of the comic work I did between 1998 to 2004. It also includes articles that are relevant to the work, also "Freak'in Out", early "Trixie" comics, and also "Zero". If you see me in person it comes with a free cd of the song "Freak'in Out", enclosed in the book. It was a song
I did in the early nineties about toking it up and riding around getting into adventures.
-----I don't do that many shows, but when I do I try to put as much of myself
as I can into the performance. The cd is well mastered, and the sound quality is
superb. A good example of my work is like on stage.
1. The Gate
2. I See you Tonight
3. There She Goes
4. Medley: Falling from Grace, La, la, la, and Eclipse