Apocalyptic imaginative vision of a millenium prophecy combined with U.F.O. ships attacking the earth population,Planetary Allignment and Comets and Metors plundering the earth creating Tsunamis that destroy the coastlines. This is My creative vision of the End of all things influenced by Millenium panic and the growing strength of catastropes that presently face out planet . This piece was used for a poster i did for the band "TOOL" that was used for a show they and the Melvins did at the UNO arena here in 1998. The song "ANiMA" Tool does added to this Imagery. Symbolic is this art of the breaking of the San Andreas Fautline and its outcome, but also a symbolic reference to any other disaster that plagues us anywhere else in the world. I met Maynard (frontman of TOOL) at the Tool show and gave them prints of this. i think they were offended by my possible misinterpretation of the bands song and image, but were pollite about it. This is the first in a possible series of disaster prints i will illustrate. Hand-Silk screened edition of 200. Print is a 12 color print and mastery of colr overlay.
Within this chaotic realm there are many images, some are camouflaged within the water. There are buildings , cars, people all ingulfed by the watery grave. Here are some close-ups of some. One image of a Female meeting a horrible death, Looks like karma took care of this one. Thats what you get for being a fake plastic Tree thinking of yourself as Cool and using people for who they are and what they can do for you . Now you are really cool now,you are a dying bitch in may artwork. The other image is of the typical corporate business leech that likes to rape others of their talents to benifit only theirselves. Watch him drown as he persues his money over his life. Let him die, i am sure most of you can relate to a person like him.

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tool and the melvins poster-----1998
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