Between 1985 and 2005 I used to photograph with Polaroids and draw on them moments later. This was because I believed us Baby Boomers grew up watching cartoons and everyone had an inner cartoon of themselves. Usually I made a few giving one to the participant. Sometimes it was -16 degrees outside like the one with the Cigar store in NYC. There are many more good images in the portfolio which are not shown here. Most of these were made in Toronto, Montreal, India and NYC.
Eventually, I had a grant from Polaroid to work on a variety of these images. The other portfolios were Cartoon Cemetery and My Mothers Red Wig. I was also Berenice Abbotts last assistant as well.