I am not sure how often I will be online between today and Christmas (and New Year's), so for everyone celebrating: MERRY CHRISTMAS! For all of my Jewish friends, Happy Hannukah; for anyone I missed, Happy Holidays! And to everyone: HAPPY NUDE YEAR! I wish you all the very, very best and happiness always. Here's to making great art and great friends in 2008!







Feature Deviations for 12/17/07
Not my birthday, anymore!
But almost Christmas!








































News & Notes:
(1) I just received word today that my first ever solo photography exhibition will be Sunday, January 13th from 2:30PM-4:00PM at the North Shore Public Library in Shoreham, New York. For anyone on Long Island/NYC that's coming, Note me for directions. I'm very geeked about this, and trying to work a post-party at my house.
(2) If you can't make the above, it looks like I will be a part of a second group photo exhibition in late February. Details to follow as they're made available.
(3) For anyone wanting to book me for a shoot, I am NOT AVAILABLE until January and will not be handling my business e-mails daily from now through the first of the year. This means that my responses may come slower than ever, and I am sorry for that.
(4) Not feeling it this year, folks! Does anyone have some Christmas spirit to share? I am utterly exhausted and just feeling like skipping over Christmas. What a Scrooge I am this year.




It Should Be About Love

No matter what Holiday you are celebrating this time of year, please remember that it should be about love. I am faced everyday with an individual that believes that "Merry Christmas" is a superior greeting to "Happy Holidays". But isn't "Happy Holidays" just a manner of showing respect to ALL cultures and religions? I believe it is. So instead of arguing semantics, just practice love.