“Space Vixen”, Airbrush, 14″ x 17″ (35.5 x 43 cm), 2000

Space Vixen was originally created as a poster for the Maritime Hall Concert Venue (now defunct?) in San Francisco.

Alternately entitled “Alien Cheesecake”, this damsel of the outer limits dallies on the thin line between “seduction” and “abduction”.

Space Vixen is sentimentalized hysteria incarnate, that is to say that she imbues that netherworld of fairy-folk, witches’ sabbaths, anti-gravity, secret societies and suchlike with a sensual naivete that belies her fetishistic pretensions , and reveals that, even if she is not exactly the “girl next door”, she is at least the “girl next galaxy” .  Perhaps if dressed a little more modestly you could bring her home to meet your folks, but then the question is, “What will it be like when she brings you home to meet her parents?” Ahh, light years and alien races floating in the vastness of space – these are but trifling complications that never impede the love’s course, and you do love her – don’t you?

• Available as a signed print:

Printed and signed by the artist.
The print is a pigment ink (a.k.a. “glicee”) print.    The print area measures 12″ v x  16 h” (30.5 x  40 cm). The original painting was executed in colored ink on paper.

Printed using an Epson R2400 printer using archival Epson Ultrachrome K3 inks on Hahnemuhle Super B3 (13″ x 19″) 310 GSM 100% cotton rag archival art paper.  This print will hold it’s color fast for at least 200 years if kept in a dry place.