
I chalk arted under black lights for the Party Punx event Trump on Acid at The Airliner Nightclub in Los Angeles on Friday, August 11, 2017.

My drawing brainstorms turned into 3 main ideas: a mouth swallowing the crowd whole, an ironic thumbs up, and some creepy eyes.

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The chalked versions:

It looks like the eyes are doing a can-can dance.

The event was amazing. It was especially tricky, however, because I needed to balance my table with zines, the live chalking, hanging out with good friends, meeting new people, and catching the music inside, on the two stages. Not a horrible situation to be in, but I could a used a few more hours to take it all in.
I did a practice run of my zine set-up the day before the event. My friend Vanessa helped me set it up during the actual event. I didn’t have room for the stand, but the zines worked fine on the table.


I set up a different table with merch for the album Affection which I collaborated with Operator Error to create.


People seemed to like the I Dated a Sociopath and all I Got was These Poems zine.

Some videos LAWordSalon and I caught of the performances:
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Check out my previous exhibitions here! (It has been a busy 2017!)
Current Collaborations:
LAWordSalon -Creative community in Los Angeles, Long Beach, and on tour around you. Green, esteemed, established, curious. @LAWordSalon Instagram and Facebook documents live music and art around town
Affection Kickstarter – Collaboration with Operator Error on a pop album with music and art to span the generation gap.
Otis Books -I’m an editor on the MFA Writing staff. We’re currently accepting submissions through November.
