New T-Shirt : Black on Grey Circle 1

Here is a T-Shirt design I just finished. I've had this idea of a scratchy circle in the middle of a T-Shirt. Only problem with the T is that I wish I could of been bigger, but the website redbubble wont allow it, with there template.

You can get one here at Redbubble.

Christmas Hello

Scrap Paper Wednesday # 13 - From the Earth

I've been busy last couple of weeks and haven't posted a drawing for a while. This is much more of my old school types of drawings, probably looking like something I would of drawn back in 1996 at Tafe.

Scrap Paper Wednesday # 12 - Sad Panda

Scrap paper Wednesday makes a return with this lame Sad Panda, which was inspired by my Manager mention Sad Panda as a motivational tool, as she was referring to an episode of South Park.

Scrap Paper Wednesday # 11 - Strange Creature

Another little drawing completed at work.

You can get a copy of this drawing here at my Redbubble account.

Another Late Halloween Drawing

On this scrap paper Wednesday I finished this picture at work, a little overdue, but thought I would post it anyway. Enjoy.

Tailspin November 08

This picture got featured in the tailspin magazine. I don't post a lot on Tailcast, I find it hard posting stuff on all these different websites.

Direct Link to the video

89: RMG

This is what I based this on.

A late Halloween post

A very late Halloween post, got in the mood to do a quick drawing, and Halloween was the inspiration, because we don't have it here in Australia.

88-The Man Made Void

This is a very late drawing in response to the Large Hadron Collider, a bit late, I think it was about a Month ago when it all happened. I was thinking here what if someone made one in there house, like making your own time machine (Back to the Future) or inter dimensional travelling contraption (like the TV show Sliders).

You can get a copy of it here at Redbubble.

Monkeys

I do this radio show at PBSfm in Melbourne town, this time I took in a playlist. For the last few shows I've been just taking in my laptop but it hasn't been working out, with reading over the airwaves. This drawing was done around the 3-5am on Tuesday just gone. I find drawing at that time a really good way of keeping my mind going and not drifting off to sleep.

Dream...

This video was taken at the Dream Festival at along Birrarung Marr(Melbourne CBD) on Saturday 4th of October, then about a week after when it had all been packed up and moved away.

Scrap Paper Wednesday # 8 - Numbers & The Hole

Another drawing from down time at work.

No Redbubble on this one.

Lost on Mars

I was really inspired by the TV show Life on Mars when I drew this one. Also this was done probably last year but had recently finished it.

You can also buy this at Redbubble click here.

Scrap Paper Wednesday # 7 - An attempt to draw robots

Before I started this drawing I really wanted to think of new ways of drawing robots. But due to my lack of research hindered by work this is a fail in some ways. I love robots, but am tired of all these people drawing these boxey robots from the 50's and 60's like Bender. Although Bender is cool and has been around for awhile now.

If you want a copy of this you can get one at Redbubble. Nock your self out and go crazy.

EAT IT!!!

An idea I had involving different styles of the same face. I draw this one in my journal with my favourite uni ball pen.

You can get yourself a copy here at Red Bubble.

Scrap Paper Wednesday # 6 - Head Space

Here is my latest scrap paper Wednesday, something that has been growing at the my desk, added here and there. Recently I've been thinking about things like money, interest rates and the world wide doom, I guess it's referring to that.

You can buy a print of it here at redbubble.

Faces

An idea I had involving different styles of the same face. I draw this one in my journal with my favourite uni ball pen.

You can buy a copy of it here at Red Bubble.

Own Wort Enemy

A couple of pictures from an excellent exhibition by Meggs Own Worst 'Enemy' at Don't Come Gallery. A great show with a mix of Street Art and Comic Book style work.

One of the high lights was the He-Man heads busts that were made out of plaster.

Arhhhht

While in Canberra I dropped in to the National Gallery of Art. They have a small but good collection of Modern Art, Contemporary, and New Stuff too. I was a little disappointed that they did not have one of my favourite Rothko's there (it's Marone and Black) and you can take non flash photo's there. When I lived in Canberra back in 2002, my ex girlfriend and I used to take pictures of Art without a problem, unless you used flash when taking a shot.

Some artists work that I liked were by Heather Ellyard 'Inventories and Commentaries' 2006 (oil on board, multi panel, text and pictures of great Artists; Jasper Johns 'Black Numeral Series 1968 (lithograph); Peter Graham 'Launch' 2007 (oil on canvas) transitional floating figures in this gohst form; and Eduardo paolozzi 'portfolio 'bunk!' 1972, colage looking pop screen print.

Jasper Johns 'Black Numeral Series 1968 (lithograph)

Eduardo paolozzi 'portfolio 'bunk!' 1972 Screen Print

Last Day at South Mission Beach

Today I woke up with this amber glow coming in to my bedroom, hitting my face, where I was staying and decided to run out to the beach to take some pictures and videos. It was around 5.45 when I woke up this.

Another view at the same beach, while waiting for Don and Karen to pick us up, and take us to the Cairns Airport.


James(Dad) and I, one last photo.

Wedding at Lugger Bay

Saturday 2oth
Here's some pictures of my Cousin Stephens Wedding at Lugger Bay in South Mission Beach.
There in Thumbnails because there's allot of them, just click on them to enlarge, enjoy.

We had to walk along this track on the coast to get to the beach where the Wedding was Held.

This is on of the many views along the way to Lugger Bay. The Island in the Background is Dunk Island.

This is looking down onto the beach.

This is the beach the ceremony was held in the mid centre on the right of this Picture.

Steven and Lauren in the Middle.

Signing on a park bench

Stephen, Don and Karen (my Uncle & Aunt)

They had a Margarita/Slurpy Machine but these were Virgins.

Lets Cut some Cake

Lets Dance

Dunk Island

Saturday 20th

On Saturday Don and Karen(my Uncle and Aunt), Ian & Bev (Don and Karen's friends), James and I venture to Dunk Island.

This was the view we had coming into Dunk Island.

Dad and I at the Jetty at Dunk Island.

Some of the tropical rain forests of Dunk Island.

Don and James

Don the life guard watches James taking a dip on Muggy Muggy Beach.

For lunch James and I had a Seafood Basket.

After lunch we walked to another beach and saw Lugger Bay where Don and Karen, Stephen and Lauren and others are staying. Then we just lounged around on the beach, which unfortunately we don't have any pictures of. Back at the Lugger Bay we used a telescope to see the beach where we were sitting.

The view at Lugger Bay (Mansion) where Don and Karen, Stephen and Lauren and others are staying. It looks out to Dunk Island.

To Cairns We Go

Friday 19th
Canberra to Sydney to Cairns to Mission Beach

We met Don and Karen at Cairns airport but they were running a little late due to some road works outside of Mission Beach. We decided to go on a bit of sight seeing through some of the inland.

We had lunch here at Cairns Pierre.

After having lunch in Cairns, we followed some windy road up to Eacham Lake, where there were a few people taking a dip, and also it's famous for Turtles, which we spotted.

Milla Milla Falls

After Eacham we went to Milla Milla Falls, which were fantastic, but you couldn't swim there due to some bacterial problem. Then we went down through the Atherton Table Lands, which reminded him of Gippsland with there hills and dairy farms.

I can't remember where this was shot, but somewhere on the way down to the Atherton Table Lands.

My time in Sydney

The weekend I went to a few pubs around Surrey Hills and other places with my mate Jamie and his Sydney Friends. Sunday was a real day of rest, sleeping in and eating nachos.

On Monday I walked into the CBD via a very quiet Oxford Street, which is usually heavily populated in the evenings due to its night life. I checked out the Art Gallery of NSW and Museum of Contemporary Art. The Museum of Contemporary Art had a video exhibition called Video Logic which was very inspirational/motivational, and the Gallery of NSW had the Dobell Drawing prize. The rest of Monday I walked around the city, checking out some shops and buildings, including the new Apple shop. Monday night Jamie took me to Newtown for a couple of Pubs, Coopers and the Bank, with some pasta for dinner.


Tuesday I did the Tight Ass Tuesday and watched Tropic Thunder and In Bruges at Fox studios, with Tropic Thunder during the day by myself. Yes, no one else was in the cinema expect for myself. It kind of felt like a ghost town.

Here's some pictures of Me doing stuff.

This one at Circular Quay with a Sydney Opera House Hat

And here a very off centre picture of me at the Art Gallery of NSW .

I also wrote this on my other blog Streets of Melbourne about the lack of street art I saw in Sydney CBD and Surrey Hills.

Scrap Paper Wednesday # 5 - Tanks

Another drawing made during work hours. I was reading (at work) these articles about saving water, and I was thinking how hard it is to collect water for some of us lucky city dwellers, who live in place like apartments and with small backs yards. Where do you place a tank in that situation?

Scrap Paper Wednesday # 4

This was done with some work handout. I had to use my magical wacom pen to erase a few of there details.

Twitter Away

Ok if you've been looking at this website you will see to your right I'm on Twitter, and you can find me here. And yes I made this picture for my Twitter page.

You can buy a copy of it here at Redbubble.

Scrap Paper Wednesday # 3 - People

Scrap Paper Wednesday # 2

Another one from work, but from the past. How time goes. Unfortunetly no RedBubble page.