My first show in a few years. Red Head Gallery. 401 Richmond St. W. Toronito. Jan 4 to Jan 28. Opening celebration on Thursday January 5, from 6 to 8 Lots of honking big drawings, books and other surprises!

The full title really is: "Little Larry really had no grasp on the enormity of the responsibility about to befall him. To some than made him a hero!

Charcoal, carbon and coloured pencil, spray paint through hand cut stencils collaged onto abused paper. 74" x 55"

OR, "Gimme, Gimme.
Charcoal, carbon and coloured pencil, spray paint through hand cut stencils collaged onto abused paper. 74" x 55"

Or "Don't Eat That!".
Charcoal, carbon and coloured pencil, spray paint through hand cut stencils collaged onto abused paper. 74" x 55"

Or "I Said NO!"
Charcoal, carbon and coloured pencil, spray paint through hand cut stencils collaged onto abused paper. 74" x 55"

Fear of the "other" has been a constant companion of many societies - especially ours. But not just fear of "aliens", but anything and anyone who is different - including most of nature. We had better get over t his fear, because "They" is "Us".

14 pieces. charcoal, carbon and coloured pencils, spray paint through hand cut stencils on abused paper. Approx 7 ft x 7 ft.

Every good conspiracy theory needs nanobots. Look out! Here they come.

Spray paint through hand cut stencils on abused paper.

Sizes vary, but the large nanobot here is about 16 inches by 10 inches

Charcoal, carbon and coloured pencil, spray paint through hand cut stencils on abused paper.

As an installation the size varies, this particular image measures approx. 10 ft tall x 5 ft wide

Ok - so, which do you think is just a regular "con" trail, and which do you think is the foreboding "chem" trail.

The whole idea for this particular image began when I was talking to a fellow dog walker. She was looking at the sky, and was blaming the cloudy day on all the con? or chem? trails that had appeared the previous evening. Hmmm...????

Based on photo of my birthday. Maybe I am 8? I recognize most of the kids, but who is that guy to my left?

Spray paint through hand cut stencils on prepared paper with rescaled digital multiples

I have no idea who this kid at the party was. So, I gave him the best disguise. James Joyce meets a Plague doctor

Five "flanges" arranged around a circle. Charcoal, carbon and coloured pencil, spray paint through hand cut stencils on abused paper. Irregular, about 50" high x 80" wide.