We’ve been in our “new” place for about 9 months or so now, and we’ve still only put up one piece of art.   Here is a giclee print of my work “The Searchers” on canvas. It is a great feeling whenever I see a piece of my digital art out in the real world.    This photo is from about 2 months ago…  yeah I  know, I need to post more often.

This is one of the few pieces of  my digital art that exists in a physical format.  You could say this is an extremely limited edition piece.  The only other one hangs in the home of my friend Mr. Jason Fanoe.

You can see this piece and more of my art here.

My Guitars (from left to right):

1. Agile Valkyrie (Gibson SG copy)
2. Agile AL-3000 “Rootbeer” (Gibson Les Paul copy)
3. Res-O-Glas Valco reproduction (custom built)
4. 2000 Gretsch 6120- Brian Setzer Signature model (1st edition)
5. 1994 Fender ’62 Reissue Stratocaster
6. 2007 SX-SJM 62

Yep, 1 year ago today we adopted our wonderful rabbits Rory & Hunny.

Visit them online at their website RabbitKastle.com to see hundreds of disgustingly cute photos of my 2 little friends.

James Hetfield and the wall of green flames! *photo from Metallica's Facebook.

Last night Kristen came along with me to San Jose’s HP Pavillion, also known as the Shark Tank to see Metallica’s final show of the year. (continue reading…)

It was a cold Wednesday night in San Francisco… but that’s ok because The Donnas came back to warm us up with some hard and loud rock and roll!
Everytime they return to SF, I’m usually there in the audience to cheer them on. Drummer, Torry Castellano didn’t play that night. Instead she was replaced with the kick-ass Amy Cesari. I found out later on wikipedia that Torry had injured her shoulder. I hope she recovers soon!

Thanks to Alan, Keith, Michael, Mark and Larry for coming out to the show with me!