Thanks to all who came out for the Tune In. show at Fort Gallery in Oakland last friday.

   Looked like everyone had a lot of fun and I was grateful that the local art and music appreciators turned

   out in force.

   The show features about 25 of my pictures and will be hanging until the end of the month, so if you

    couldn't make it on friday, try to get out there soon...

   Fort Gallery

    840 23rd st, Oakland...

      

     

Howdy. Got a few things to mention... There's some new images up today...Some recent GLTSO flyers and a couple things in the "pictures" category. Also, if you happen to be in the Portland area any time soon, stop by the Revival Drum Shop for an art show. I know what you're thinking. "Art show? Drum shop?" It's not as bad as it sounds. One of the proprietors of said shop is Scott McPhearson...an incredibly talented artist and drummer known for playing with the likes of Elliott Smith, Beck, Earlimart, Neil Finn, Great Northern and many more. Other contributers to the show are Sam and Janet from Quasi, Isaac from Modest Mouse, Kim and Kelley Deal, Ashod Simonian, and Wayne Coyne. Plus others. Try to get over there. And I'm pretty excited to announce the impending release of the new Good Luck Thrift Store Outfit album. Not to toot our horn too much, but you'd be hard pressed to find an album that's more fun to listen to. it'll have you smiling, tapping your fingers on the steering wheel, and taking the long way home on purpose. You might even have to stop and get a tall boy to extend the ride... I did all the artwork and layout, and to me, it looks pretty cool. it'll be available in early March, I reckon. ok. that's it i think....

ok. this website is now a go. it's semi-loaded up with pictures and examples and stuff, so look around and quit worrying about whether or not you have a job tomorrow. go get drunk and listen to jim croce and clean out your closet or something. mr. james o'loughlin is the brother whom helped me put up the pictures and designed the way it works and stuff and made it easy for me to use. he's been helping out and directing all my computer projects since the olden grandaddy days. he does the same for jim and jason and built like alaska and billions of other people. in addition to his computing skills, he's also a supreme daddy, the ceres high school all-time bloody knuckles champ, a hotshot skateboarder and has his own cable cooking show in the greater cinncinatti area. a true renaissance boy. thank you again, james. ok. later.

well... there was supposed to be many images added the other day, but they didn't add, so guess that intro was a little anticlimactic.

   soon though.

   real soon.

just in time for the great depression of '08, i've finally gathered the steam to get this here website going. i made it about a year ago, but it's just been sitting here in netspace, idling uselessly with minimal adornments... soon it'll be full of images and stuff...a store too. i can't believe it's taken me this long to get this thing running. ridiculous. thanks for poking around.... aaron