[1] Riley founded the Lo-Fi Social Club gallery and performance space in Baltimore's Station North Arts and Entertainment District in September 2007.

[2] The club hosted numerous emerging musicians including Dan Deacon, Parts & Labor, The Death Set, Wye Oak and Matt & Kim before ceasing operations in Spring of 2009.

Riley's cartoons appeared in several newspapers including the Augusta Metro Spirit and the Chattanooga Pulse[7] and regularly in the Baltimore Sun Media Group's daily paper, b.

In addition to semi-weekly single panel posts, the site hosts occasional sequential art projects with reoccurring characters, such as Riley's 24-Hour Comic Book Day entry Peener Sticks World Cup[14] and numerous spin-offs including Mr. Peeps Does America and Lawn & Garden: Special Victims Unit.

The Multiverse is a surreal, adventure, comedy comic series which follows the misadventures of a goat named Mr. Peeps and his companions; a talking dead fish and frequently unclothed Uncle Gary as they passively search for a lost sword.

Other key characters include fast food chain night manager Melinda Hernandex and the renegade professional wrestling tag team Montpelier Funk.

Mr. Peeps is intermittently pursued by a sinister anthropomorphic bear named Ranger Rodney, emissaries of the Prairie Dog Kingdom and a series of bizarre interdimensional crime bosses who see him as a threat to them obtaining the lost sword.

Puzzles, games and mazes are interspersed throughout the story and the covers are often unconventional, featuring abstract imagery, tessellations and optical illusions in support of the surreal themes.