Todd James has a versatility that defies a category, and yet the consistency of the aestehtic is a link that ties his career together. From graffiti roots to character design and now his evolving and revolving fine art that seems to spill through different styles from show to show, is quite significant to the way we look at the possibilities of a post-graffiti career. James has been able to dig deep into war satire, Somali pirates, densely flat still lifes, portraits of woman with cats, and then jump back into late 1980s graffiti in one show, one piece, or sometimes skipped all together for a show or two. It’s consistent and fascinating to see his volume and control of his…