Sentinel, 1998

New Mexico's famous Government Gravel Monument. Beware.

Sentinel, 1972

The "Lost Warner Monument" originally stood in Spartanburg, S.C., near the site of the old ice cream complex. It has long since become lost in time, much like Warner himself.

Sentinel, 2002

The fabled "Lost Willie Monument" of Monroe, Louisiana. Willie was a steamboat captain back in the city's early river port days. He was foully murdered by his evil twin Mickey, who assumed control of the line. Mickey went on to become Monroe's first "whistling" mayor and is believed to have set fire to the central business district toward the end of his third term in office.

The whereabouts of Willie's bones remains a mystery to this day. The local DAR established this memorial on DeSiard Street in 2002. The arrow, as one can plainly see, points backward in time.

Sentinel, 2000

The "Lost Donaghey Monument" marks the Arkansas-Louisiana line. It ain't really lost ... It just looks lost.

Texas Panhandle, 1997

Grasslands, 1998

Westbound on U.S. 56.

Jackson, Mississippi, 1993

Spinning out on the Tilt-A-Whirl.

Oasis, 1997

Santa Rosa, New Mexico

Body illustration, 1992

Is that kid crazy? He's far too young to be sporting such modifications to his natural resonance!

Memphis, Texas, 1999

Adobe, 2002

Northern New Mexico, 1998

Graffiti, 2001

Little Zero followed Big Zero everywhere, motivated by the conviction that Big Zero actually knew where they were going. This was unwise in the end, for the situation bore but a solitary truth, and that was the fact of the wall.

Ghost, 1993

He was holding a lamp of some sort, and the lamp caused him to glow like the bell of a jellyfish filling with light and fading below the euphotic zone. And then, in the waking of an eye, he became the preservation of death at the heart of some Egyptian pyramid, foul and crumbling, miserable to behold. And then, with the dying of the moment, he went into the wall next to the door, and there he remains to this day.

NLU photo lab, 1975

Palo Duro Canyon, 1998

Western Mississippi, 2002

Northbound on Hwy. 1

Northeast Louisiana, 1999

Southbound freight hit a car. One dead