Inspired by a foggy minded night in 2016 when boredom caught me like a vice. A journey cured by reggae music and a fair amount of love for mother nature. Freehand without any preconceived theme or thought

Freehand one shot piece created in 2017. Illustration created with sharpie, bic pen, and airbrush-style washable markers. Fitting into the bioorganic category of art.

16" x 20" canvas, 2018. Combination of Sharpie and Prisma pencil. Began as a vague pencil sketch and evolved in a month's span. Used as means to expand my creative outet without a definitive

Prisma pencil on sketch paper, created in 2017, original size is 13 3/4" x 11".

Original size 25" x 13", (2018). See if you can find it?

Prisma pencil on poster board, original size 17 1/2x12inches, 2015. Inspired by bioorganic/organica style tattoos and artworks by artists such as Guy Aitchison and Aaron Caine.

Gooch hey, fellas, prostatitis is actually paintaint & thats perineal. to cure it, you lie spread-eagle naked in front of a fan. we really love our "bing". search.

Orange Walk Town "Orange Walk Town" is the 2nd track of Don't Know Shit, a 16 track musical novella by Poetry Motel. The lyrics (poem) was written by patrick mckinnon, who also does the lead

I grew up in San Jose, CA where cars have definitely already turned orchards & their people into air that kills you instead of keeping you alive. This collage's original size is 10 14" x 7 1/4".

Created under the mentality of "stream of consciousness." Cones are hard to come by. Original size is 20" x 16". "What Penicillin Can't Kill", A.R. Sheppard 2018

patrick mckinnon's poetry has appeared in more than 700 literary magazines worldwide including Atom Mind, Henry Miller's Stroker, Pulpsmith, and North American Review. "the bartending poem" was

! No need to adjust your viewing device, you're seeing a reflection of one man's swan dive into delusional compulsiveness. I began on the early morning of 3/19/16 with a simple outline using blue washable

"Reservations" -patrick mckinnon, Summer 2018. This is a new collage by Poetry Motel's patrick mckinnon. Original size is 8" x 8 1/2." It was made using cut-outs from Life Magazine's

AlleyTV is A. R. Sheppard and patrick mckinnon. We're two underground artists from the Great White North, whose poetry, illustrations, music, collages, and performance art are "too controversial"