The Drawing Machine
The Drawing Machine exhibition opens tonight at Greenwood Gallery in South Melbourne 6-8pm.
More water tank fun
Ahhhh, country living. Spending all day carving totem poles and painting stuff in the bush. Aint it just a charm? If only you could make a squid from climbing trees and going on walks.
Patchwork
Bonsai, Two and I painted this wall last year some time. We had a great time painting it, and I still get people discovering it for the first time getting totally psyched on it.
Wilkintie
Check out this project my wife Carly has created, it’s called Wilkintie. We are selling letterpress prints for kids online. We have been able to amass some AMAZING talent to produce prints for us including Klaus Haapaniemi, Lachlan Conn, Chamo, Joe McLaren, Gwénola Carrère and myself.
Water Tank Shenanigans
Natalia in Indigo
I just finished this painting… and am very happy with it.
Kapitoshka!
Another round of goodness from Russia with love. Kapitoshka (N. Guzeyeva, Boris Khranevich, Kievnauchfilm, 1980) has some of the most awesome psychedelic sequences i’ve seen. It makes Disney look like the bunch of stuffy old fellers that they were. From the same studios that brought ‘Hedgehog in the Fog’ to the world is the story of the young pup Kapitoshka. Was there something in the water?
Enjoy!!!
No Vacancy Gallery Print Collection
15 Artists have been selected to create limited edition prints for No Vacancy Gallery. There is a wide range of artists involved, including: Acorn, Al Stark, Benzo, Bonsai, Charlie Lance, Deam, Ghostpatrol, Jae Copp, Jagi, Justin Lee Williams, Miso, Nior, Oh54, Tristan Jalleh and Two… Each print is signed, numbered and limited to 20 editions.
The Exhibition opens Wednesday 13th August 6-9pm at No Vacancy Gallery Melbourne.
www.no-vacancy.com.au
puloverchito!!
hey folks, wanted to share a really inspiring artist with you all. he’s a friend of mine on flickr and his work is full of joy and feeling. his name is hernán paganini and he hails from the colorful city of buenos aires. i’ve put a few pictures up here for you to enjoy, but take a look at his flickr page for a larger scope of personal and design work. his illustrations are beautiful. come back for an interview with puloverchito coming to this page soon. peace.
vinni puh!
my new favorite thing is the russian interpretation of old ‘winnie the pooh’. i shudder to say interpretation because this version is so much radder than the white bread version we were served up as kiddies. well, sit down and enjoy the show, there’s three parts here and more on the big youtube….