It is getting to the point that one has to wonder if they're ever going to take Shea down. Got up on the roof today and snapped this shot. The weather and lighting were horrible, and the wind was howling at 40 mph up there. You can see not much has gone on so far, at least from this angle. Stay tuned, I'm sure it will all come down soon.

My good friend, Randy Jones, had himself an exhibit of his work at the Brooklyn public library. It was nice to see Randy and various work he brought to show. Enjoy the photos.






Later, Randy had this interview. Here it is.

As a good friend pointed out recently, that the re-thug-licans are out for the foreseeable future or at least 4 years. True, but does it mean that I cannot poke a little graphic fun at them with Nast's embodiment of the GOP? I don't think so. So here we have the pachyderm, looking back, bindle in trunk and kicking a jam-can down the road. Between trunks, tails and general mass, I always get a kick out of drawing these anthropomorphic political symbols. Enjoy! Look for it in next week's INX package.

How did the heads get on Easter Island? Easy, A pony put them there!

I've got a bit to blog about, but nothing really too prepared yet. Got out tonight and noticed how clear the air was. Kind of a rarity for NYC, I took the opportunity to snap this shot of the moon. I'll get more entries in tomorrow.