Who's To Say I Will Even Make It To 19?
A new series with no end in sight.

Covid-8
Powdercoat on Beggar's Pizza printed corrugated cardboard with Scotch tape, mounted on rusted steel.
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Covid-7
​Powdercoat on Polish printed corrugated cardboard with Scotch, paper, packing and red sheathing ​tape, Sharpie marker, mounted on rusted steel

Covid-6
​Powdercoat on printed corrugated cardboard with Scotch, paper, barricade and red sheathing ​tape, Sharpie marker, mounted on rusted steel
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Covid-5.      
​Powdercoat on printed corrugated cardboard with Scotch and red sheathing ​tape, Sharpie marker, mounted on rusted steel

Covid-4
​Powdercoat on Italian printed corrugated cardboard with Scotch Magic ​tape and Sharpie marker mounted on rusted steel with spackle mix

Covid-3.      
​Powdercoat on Italian printed corrugated cardboard with Scotch Magic ​tape and Sharpie marker mounted on rusted steel

Covid 1 & 2.  
Powdercoat on corrugated cardboard with Scotch Magic ​tape and Sharpie marker.

​I wasn't going to say anything about this series since it is sort of obvious, but some have asked: "Chris, why cardboard?" 
The short answer is: I hurt my arms and shoulders, not seriously, but enough that holding a dangerous power tool spinning at 11,000RPM seemed like a stupid thing to do. The rusted pans for mounting were already made for the "Patriot Act" series so I just moved things around a bit. Plus I wanted to try something new and unique and I am not aware of anybody else using powdercoating on cardboard. I've always thrashed my way around materials and techniques, that's kind of what I do. I try not to  read owners manuals either.