Last Splash (CC Cube), wood and toile. Created geometric swimwear with a loose principle based on the classic bespoke tailcoat with a top hat. The fabric print depicts a pastoral, country scene.
Created a 53 yard fringed frock from scratch for Heather Broderick’s Album cover. Pictured are Heather Broderick and Jeff Rowles during her shoot.
Collaborative leather works and model for XOBRUNO.
What do you do if you only have an hour to slap together the ugliest sweater for a holiday party? Locate the closest thrift store and grab the first thing that catches your eye. I reached for a dog/cat sweatshirt and a granny toy doll. Little granny was quite polite to everyone and in return received plenty o drinks, kisses and puffs throughout the night. Who knew lil granny could party so hard?
Created softball cards for Por Que No and a reversible baseball card photo booth for two of my favorite local softball teams, Por Que No and Beech Street Parlor.
In homage to good friend Tamar who passed away ♡
I forget to record things like this however here’s another make-in-one-evening creation. A bachelorette party sash for Barbara. I fashioned up a dick-in-the-ear scuba style bouquet sash of sorts. When the dick is pulled out of the ear there’s a trickle of pee. When the trickle is yanked it becomes a golden shower. Untie the pouchy nut sack and semen release, of course. On the flip side squirms a painted worm and bouncy butterfly among blooming blossoms. I truly love making random things for friends.
My old colleague, Brandon sent me Queen’s Day images below. We were working out at a creative studio in Amsterdam, NL at the time.
A volcanic eruption hit. Brandon was unable to leave the EU and had to extend his stay around Queen’s Day, a huge national holiday where people dressed in orange, the national color. I decided he needed an outfit for the occasion. After discussing the type of outfit he liked (a one-piece daredevil!), we made a trek to the outdoor fabric market, borrowed another colleague’s machine which I biked back to the studio and I sewed away. Ribbons of red, white, blue were pulled from toy medals and stitched to the sides of the outfit to represent the Dutch national flag. As an addition, I devised an insulated bag he could use to tote his beer. I missed the event due to my art opening in Berlin. I heard it was epic and he had a fantastic time meeting wonderful people!