BACK FOR SECONDS

These few photos were taken on footy grand final day round two at Hamish's.
I know I'm a bit slow off the mark, but here I am.

FINALLY.
And all because it's time to write my art history essay, once and for all.

SKETCH SHOW.

Excerpts from my sketchbook.

Ted, one of our art history lecturers, has made a habit of not having any source material to show us and instead playing scenes from movies like Jurassic Park and explaining how its really all about sex.





Most of my sketchbook drawings are just of people on the train.



Or collages out of the mX.

















Or drawings of Antonia... who never sits still. I like the challenge.

ASSORTED OTHERS.

There's an array of photos dating all the way back from February to just recently that I've wanted to put up, but don't really fit anywhere or deserve their own post. So here's a collection of odds and ends. Bits and pieces. Assorted others.

From the studios...







From home...




(I was overdosing on fun that night.)







And from the homes of others...

JESUS.

A month or so ago I found this old guy on the train, decked out in Jesus fan club banners, signs and flags, shaded by dark glasses with a contented grin on his face.

He made my day.



*Reminded me of a shirt I found in Byron Bay in about year 4 or something, with the slogan, 'Jesus loves you. Everyone else thinks you're a dickhead.' - I thought that shirt was hilarious, but I didn't have the guts to buy it. Insults weren't really my style.

I'M A SCRUNCHER.

I've been thoroughly enjoying finding pictures of people in newspapers and scrunching up their faces. And then drawing them, post-correctional surgery.

These are some of the aquatints I've been creating from the source material for my printmaking folio. It's a tedious process involving poisonous resin dust and acid baths. Alright it's really not as hardcore as it sounds.

Each of these prints are about 12x9cm (ish), some are smaller.

MORE IMAGES

Still sifting through the backlog of photos and posts I've been neglecting these past few months.
More to come.

These are from the last of my disposable cameras I got developed a little while ago.


(Esteban is in this one twice. See?)







Man we've got some photogenic dogs.