Latest poem in my “Conversations With Roadrunner” series.

Sent in a postcard for #idesoftrump.

Lino collage on wood panel and finished with resin. Shiny. Slightly ominous. Linos were printed on a combo of papers, resulting in deep textures. 8” by 8”. $100.

Hang with a nail, put a wire in it, or display on a desk as you stare into the void. Greet the day. Then Buy at jessicaevettartist.com

Have we considered the fact that the Igloo coolers are going killer whale on us? Totally wouldn’t blame them.

Feed the meter as you can, my friends.

Guess they’re coming after the art now too, so I sloppily made this drawing under a letterpress poster I made last week. This exercise was both therapeutic and nauseating. #sendintheassclowns. Show me your worst/best nonsense, artists.

In January, I set out to make art full-time. That coincided with everyone reconsidering their relationship with Meta, and I’m easing out of there while recognizing the communities built there. Here’s a photo of some recent work as we figure out what art looks like here.

Wasn’t sure what to post first, but if I do end up eventually leaving Meta I just have to share this photo of Caldwell, Idaho’s libertarian Farm City reader board in 1996 after some mysterious College of Idaho students changed it in the dead of night.