Hidden on 9/15/07 Status: FOUND!

Clue:
To find this artifact, look around Spartanburg's newest Starbucks. Don't forget to check under the window sill of the drive-up window. It will be easy to find, if you get out of your car.

Additional information on this piece:
My wife, Patrice, says this piece reminds her of the night..."mystic and busy." I like that interpretation a lot.

Hidden on 9/14/07 Status: FOUND!

Clue:
Behind USC-Upstate's current construction, look inside the signs that point to where you can play with Howell, Cyrill, and Harley.

Additional information on this piece:
This is a piece made with inks that are blown by compressed air across the page, an experimental technique with mark-making.

Hidden on 9/13/07 Status: FOUND!

Clue:
Before you catch the bus at the Marriott, take a seat,...but look behind it first.

Additional information on this piece:
This illustration is a silly doodle made in a coffee house downtown while was waiting for breakfast. I think of it as a robot on a unicycle.

Hidden on 9/13/07 Status: FOUND!

Clue:
When you visit Greenlawn Memorial Gardens from Main Street, pay close attention to the sign that welcomes you and shares the rules.

Additional information on this piece:
This illustration is about the nobility and importance of the mundane, expressed through the depiction of an ordinary shoelace.

Hidden on 9/12/07 Status: FOUND!

Clue:
To find this artifact, go to the old train depot. Find a seat where the Farmer's Market will take place on Saturday. From this bench, you can also watch the trains.

Additional information on this piece:
This canvas panel was painted with acrylics. The magnets on the back make it an item that is just right for a fridge. It is a painting of a pepper I bought at the Saturday market.

Hidden on 9/11/07 Status: Reported Missing/ Not Registered

Clue:
On the Cottonwood Trail, this piece is clearly visible from the footbridge just before the power line cut.

Additional information on this piece:
This illustration was sparked by a conversation I overheard about the shapes and sizes of people. It examines the commonalities of human form but the subtle differences that make each person distinct.

Hidden on 9/10/07 Status: FOUND!

Clue:
To find this artifact, go to Harold's garden. Walk out on the deck at the back of the path under the sweet gum marked with a faint heart. Find a seat, but check the legs to make sure it is sturdy.
Additional information on this piece:
This illustration was a little doodle that emerged as I enjoyed the trees in the garden. One of the benefits of this project for me has been a greater attentiveness to some of the beautiful trees in our city.

Video Clue: Hidden on 9/9/07 Status: FOUND!

Hidden on 9/9/07 Status: FOUND!

Clue:
To find this artifact, go to Cleveland Park. Walk the path away from the lake. Watch your step and think like a troll. Find a place under a foot bridge that is dry enough to feel at home.
Additional information on this piece:
This piece began as a line drawing that started to feel like a landscape as I drew it. The colors accentuate that effect.

Hidden on 9/9/07 Status: FOUND!

Clue:
To find this artifact, go to the new Carlisle Street Park. Look for the largest sign on the lot.
Additional information on this piece:
This doodle was born out of thoughts about the rings that show how old a tree is. I was thinking about how we accumulate layers of joys and sorrow as we grow.

Hidden on 9/9/07 Status: Reported Missing/ Not Registered

Clue:
To find this artifact, grab your cup of coffee. Drop the kids off at school. Use the compass to help you enjoy this mean green park.

Additional information on this piece:
This illustration was inspired by a good cup of coffee. It spilled.

Hidden on 9/9/07 Status: Reported Missing/ Not Registered

Clue:
To find this artifact, go to ticket booth all you friends of Duncan Park. Look through the window for this hidden piece.

Additional information on this piece:
This is another doodle around the theme of connectedness and the way the city has started to feel more woven together for me as a result of my intentional movements.

Hidden on 9/9/07 Status: FOUND!

Clue:
To find this artifact, go to The South Carolina School for the Deaf and Blind. Walk the Hub City Connector and look closely at the signs.
Additional information on this piece:
This doodle became a study of how connected systems can be created by linking isolated objects.