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By CAITLIN CURRAN | September 5, 2007

As we prepared to part ways at around 3:30 am, I asked him whether he’s considered creating legal artwork. (He recently did an installation piece for a party celebrating the third issue of the local zine Hobby Horse.) “Sure,” he replied, shrugging. “As soon as I get some offers.”

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