Reeves' solo and collaborative works have been exhibited in venues including the Lab in San Francisco; Gallery 312 in Chicago; Space Gallery, Portland Museum of Art; Rose Contemporary in Portland, Maine; the Dalarnas Museum in Falun, Sweden; on the streets of two towns in Denmark; and various Art*o*mat® dispensaries.
He co-founded Slop Art, producing a series of printed sales flyers featuring his work and that of hundreds of other artists and is currently working on the Effluence Express, a shippable showroom franchise coming to a sidewalk near you. In the 90s he programmed the TV Simulator and other software and has gone on to develop applications with Processing, iOS, and Arduino.

His illustrations have appeared in the North American Review, the Riverfront Times (St. Louis), Capital Times, the Madison Edge, Isthmus and the Progressive Magazine (Madison, WI) and others. He's been active in supplying grassroots activist efforts such as the Bring Our War $$ Home campaign with graphics and his scholarly "Axis of Cute" hypothesis was published in the College Art Association's Spring 2007 Art Journal.

Reeves studied printmaking at the University of Wisconsin, Madison and has taught college-level courses in electronic media, drawing, printmaking, and design since 1994 at various schools including the University of Wisconsin, Madison; Kansas City Art Institute; the University of Missouri, Kansas City; the University of New England; Maine College of Art; and Southern Maine Community College.