Saturday, May 14, 2011

Pedal Powered Spin Art

Julie Kesti, Dana Maiden & Scott Kesti, Art Swap Shanty Photograph Dusty Hostovek, courtesy Northern Lights.mn

My patterns have been built upon by nicely by Klub Kongi Duimelot in The Netherlands. Video

Monday, December 13, 2010

Pitfall Toque




This sucker is keeping warm the supersmart gray matter of Brent Gustafson.

Friday, December 3, 2010

Tony Iommi's Middle Finger - Custom USB figurine



Part of the 2010 Toys in The Attic Show of custom toys and toy related prints. Contained my third of the A Facemelting Blog of Staggering Riffage soundtrack to the evening:

01 - The Everlasting First - Love
02 - I saw a Killin' - Josefus
03 - We All Had A Real Good Time - The Edgar Winter Group
04 - Put Your Money Where Your M…- B.B. Blunder
05 - Freelance Fiend - Leaf Hound
06 - Dancing Madly Backwards - Captain Beyond
07 - Turn To Stone - Joe Walsh
08 - Black Blade - Blue Öyster Cult
09 - Out of Focus - Blue Cheer
10 - I Wish I Was a Girl - The Pink Fairies
11 - No Control - Boot Hill
12 - Dynamo Snackbar - Peter Kaukonen
13 - B.P.R. - Coloured Balls
14 - Kingdom Come - Sir Lord Baltimore
15 - Cocklewood Monster - Silver Metre
16 - Downer - Randy California
17 - Blister On The Moon - Taste
18 - The Crunch - The Challenge
19 - Cry In The Night - Q 65
20 - How Does It Feel To Feel II - The Creation
21 - My Sorrow - Chico Magnetic Band

Download the set here: Link

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Monday, August 9, 2010

Mt. Holly Shirts




Free* . . . *send me shirts and a SASE (That's a self addressed stamped envelope to you whippersnappers)

Haeg
305 Holmes St S
Mt. Holly, Mn 55379

I screen batches of shirts once a month.

Thursday, June 24, 2010

Monday, March 9, 2009

World's Largest Cribbage Board


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As part of the 2009 Art Shanties Project. We set the world's record for the largest cribbage board. Gas powered ice augers were used to drill 242 holes in the frozen surface of Medicine Lake. In compliance with the MN DNR and the lake patrol, the holes were drilled 10' apart from one another in a non-linear path that circumnavigated the small community of ice houses. Players were required to move 5' pegs around the board while pulling the playing table (equipped with clothespins to keep the cards from blowing away) and the players chairs.

The GPS map above documents the path of the players of the first official game. Total miles walked = 2.8. Total playing time = 3.75 hours.

Friday, February 27, 2009

dICEHOUSES Shanty

photo by MNKiteman

My pal John Nussbaum and I built 5 Shanties as part of the 2009 Art Shanty Projects. Here's why:

One of the great pleasures in ice fishing is spending time in close quarters with your closest friends playing cards with a beat up deck of cards that smell like an eelpout and talking and laughing.

Nowadays, we hardly sit at the same table and interact face to face with each other. As families, we eat in shifts or on the fly. We communicate more through our phones and email than we do with our own smiles, eyes and touch.. With the increasing popularity of video game systems, gameplay has become less intimate as people sit on a sofa facing the television instead of each other.

By creating 5 tiny little dicehouses designed around 2-4 people sitting close together playing games together, we hope to rekindle the warmth and art of face to face interaction and gameplay for our visitors.

Each dICEHOUSE will be heated exclusively by the warmth of conversation and the closeness of the people within it.


Check out the dICEHOUSES bLOG for more info.

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Zinefest 2008



The Crap-o-mat debuts alongside a bunch of my originals and my collection of zines from the 80's and 90's Twin Cites.