I’ll be showing about 45 pieces. Here is a sampling of the ones at the show. You will notice the first three are exceptionally pointy.
Dark Storm over Vancouver:

Intricate:

Spires of God:

Farewell Holland:

Fourth on Lake Austin:

This is Nathaniel:

Rush Hour in Seoul:

One Night in Bangkok:

Most every day, Will, Erik, and I head over to one of the many saunas around Seoul. These are very popular and cost only a few dollars for entry. They are filled with naked Korean men who all walk around, moving from one hot tub jacuzzi to another. Most I have been in feature about four tubs of various degrees, a cold dip, lots of showers, a salt room, steam rooms, and the like.

The Korean men always really check out us whiteys. I think compared to their lithe hairless bodies, they see us as evolutionary Neanderthal hairy beasts trapsing around the sauna, using our fists to further propel our hindquarters.

Anyway, the reason I took this picture was to show these 20+ red blood circles on his back. About 10-25% of the guys in these saunas have their backs filled with red circles that are all bloody and bruised. It is the result of some new hot theraputic technique where they take a few dozen glass suction cups and attach them to your back and suck until they draw blood. It’s supposed to suck out toxins or something…

You can barely make out some of the spots in the pic below. It was very difficult to grab a secret shot while there are naked men walking around… Thank god remembered to turn off the flash.

Here is a picture of a three-story Dunkin’ Donuts.

And here is a typical department store in Seoul - this one is the Lotte Department Store. There must be (seriously) over 200 this size throughout Seoul.

After we were done, we saw Sweet Buns, and knew it was made for us.

Girls all over the city obsessively take pictures of themselves with their phones, look at the picture, than do it again and again and again. Erik even said that a few days ago he saw four girls at Starbucks sitting together, but none of them were talking - they were just taking pictures of themselves.

I think this is just something that happens in first world nations where people are wealthy enough not to work and there is NOTHING to do in the city during the day that is fun. All there is “to do” is to look good. Also, since Koreans are some of the closest people to cyborgs with their natural extension of technology, it’s like they are in some sort of robotic maintenance mode with their cameras.

Here is one I snapped of a girl taking a picture of herself while we were at Cafe Great in Appujeoung.

Here are some pics. That one of Will is kinda weird.

Strangely, this picture was taken inside Dunkin Donuts next door right before Will hit the table with his laptop bag and spilled my drink all over creation. We caused quite the ruckus as we were immediately surrounded by tiny Korean cleaning robots that were actually girls that worked there.

I told Will it DID NOT HELP that he was wearing his Woven Muslim Prayer Cap. I did manage to snap this picture while we were in holding.

They eventually let us go. We think it is because his last name is “Kelly”, and it sounds like he might have done some past work for the IRA… but we can’t think of any IRA bombings since 20 years ago at a Harrod’s in London. I cautioned Will not to say anything bad about London until we were safely at the gate.

Here are a few pics from recent trips to Korea:

Kimchi is cabbage that is placed into a vat and soaked in something hotter than burning magma for years until it is pulled out and consumed, thereby immediately sublimating any mouth that has the unfortunate happenstance of consuming it.