Well folks, let's take a look at the history real quick-like. Here's my art-resume, small but potent…

1996 – Graduate from University of North Texas with a BFA in Drawing and Painting.

1997 – Spend the next 2 years traveling the road playing music, discovering my need to create art that looks very much like a tattoo.

1999 – Built a website (waykoolart.com) and opened the shop (er, my living room) for business. Enter my first group show, “The Go Away Garage” Kustom Kulture Show in Wichita Kansas.

2001 – My first daughter is born and I take the next 3 years off to raise kids!

2004– Rev back up again and begin vending and slinging art at various car and tattoo shows throughout the Great State of Texas.

2005 – My first solo show at Mad River in Dallas TX . I exhibited 16 large pieces all of which were created in the span of a year.

2006– My second solo show at Dan's Silverleaf in Denton TX . These pieces were displayed to coincide with the annual car and art show "Pistons and Paint."

2007 – Exhibited again at a group show in Dallas TX at the Kettle Gallery, which featured artist who would later paint the walls of specific buildings throughout Deep Ellum.

2009/2010 – Showed at the Continental Gallery in Austin TX during the group effort “Kustom Kulture-Round Up Show.”

Currently – Painting signs/custom orders and vending at various car shows, oh and chasing my kids.

painting at The Majestix Family Picnic

Dallas TX  photo: Jeff Wood

hanging at the Continental Gallery

Austin TX

organ rock at the Continental Gallery. See the

masks above the white shirt dude's head?

Super rad...

workin-hard-fo-tha-monay!