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A janky printed ad for “Christian Wilde’s Enhanced Turmeric Formula™ Dietary Supplement.” It's framed, but clearly wasn't designed for the shape of frame it's in. Awkward all around.

My doctor's office had these very DIY ads all over the place? I didn't care for it?

A cocktail and an e-reader resting on a nice wooden table at an outdoor restaurant. The reader is open to a page of Bram Stoker's Dracula

Ombra Wine Bar

A cardboard skeleton, assembled up on a table. Tools and supplies are on another table behind it. It's kneeling down and reaching out with a gloved hand.

He's doing it

A cardboard sculpture. It's a skeleton with an exaggerated expression. The piece is mostly flat, but layers of smaller shapes of cardboard give it a topographic depth

Pleased with this layered cardboard technique, but we'll see how it looks with paint

A blurry night shot of a small silkscreen print. It's a ghost holding a cat amidst the moon sand stars, and the whole thing is glowing in the dark

This Erick Martinez print glows in the dark!

A photo of the television. It's a still of The Invisible Man, from 1933. We're looking at Henry Travers, who plays Clarence in It's A Wonderful Life

Clarence, is that you?

A wooden sculpture of a skeleton, reclined and holing a book up to its face. Its feet are bolted to a pedaling mechanism, like a recumbent bicycle.

Those feet are pedaling now

Various cardboard cutouts pinned to the wall—ducks, a boot, a lamp, a traffic cone, a street sign that reads SHARE THE ROAD, and a skeleton climbing a wooden palette with a paintbrush. There's a table against the wall with tools and supplies on it.

All the pieces so far

Some cardboard shapes laid out on the table forming a head, ribcage, and hips for a skeleton. More strips of cardboard are ready to be included, and a small black knife with a yellow plastic handle sits among it all.

This little knife is so good for cutting corrugated cardboard, wow

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