I've always had a thing for luscious bovines... Last night, thanks to two wonderful ladies (luscious in their own right, but definitely not bovine) Molly Crabapple of Dr Sketchy's and Danielle Fonseca of Body of Art, my Dreamgirls came to life and crashed the opening at Opera Gallery! What follows is a backward chronology of transformation.... Enjoy!

I think of my cowgirls as a living embodiment of all forms of desire mashed into one: meat, mother's milk, lust, hunger and good-natured gunplay!

I just got back from Rome, where Dr. Julie Kogler curated the wonderful show "Apocalypse Wow!" at MACRO. I took my daughter Zephyr, and we hung out with Ausgang, Aiko, Yasha, Matteo and lots of cool friends.

I painted the wall at Checkpoint Charlie in 1989.  A few months later they tore it down!

The guards tried to reach out and catch me a couple of times, but some East German refugees who were camped out on the western side of Checkpoint Charlie kept watch for me. Painting right at the edge was a little nerve-wracking because if the guards had caught me, they would have hauled me back over to the eastern side for a an extended... vacation.  But I was pretty spry then...

Gino Joukar sent me a few pix of his new Toy Art Museum. What a collection!

Here's a couple shots from the "30 Years of Street Art" show at Opera. Thanks everyone for coming out!