There’s A New Sheriff in Town, 4” x 6” ink and watercolor on paper.
I suggested we turn around and retrieve his fallen beret. It nearly cost me my life.
Chrysler Building No. 1, 4.5” x 10.5” ink and watercolor on paper
She’s like a giant icicle standing in the skyline.
Rasta Pickney Deh Deh, 4” x 6” ink and watercolor on paper
I never saw him smile — ” a serious pickney dat,” they would say in the yard. The likkle bwoy with the sad face but the dreadlocks tinted with gold.
Tasha No. 2, 12” x 16” ink and watercolor on paper.
By the age of 6, her mother wanted to give her away. To a white tourist lady from foreign.
“Stop Tawk ‘n’ Siddung, Chud,” 4” x 6” ink and watercolor on paper
His name was Chad, but it always came out “Chud” when they yelled at him in the yard.
Bikini Bandit, 12” x 16” ink and watercolor on paper.
She stole my bikini. At least I wasn’t wearing it at the time.
The Colonel, 4” x 6” ink and watercolor on paper
Excruciatingly polite. Though he does strike me as someone who could easily conduct guerrilla-style warfare if push came to shove.
