Danny
I'm on a record cover
made you look
The delightfully wonderful and should I say ever increasingly talented CathieT has done a collage of me, my boy and a pic of hers I really like and made us look like we’re walking around the cover of Led Zepplin 4.
I loves it
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Welcome to Monk Rock
Hello
I’ve often tried to do something a bit different on Red Bubble; these includes projects of a larger type and sometimes a bit ambitious.
Things like Epic, the really long stories like I was in a band once and HST and my holidays.
Then there was the themed projects like Bravery of being out of range and WWW. Oh and we can’t forget the little thing that was the ARSE group.
Thi…
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Pictures please
These are four ideas – stories – outlines- where I kind of lost the main thread, lost interest in or couldn’t be bothered stretching out into something more tangible.
They are in no way to be considered finished or complete, I just thought I’d give them an audience because I can’t see me ever finishing them.
What they are are four science fiction based writings open to interpretation for arti…
The other Red Bubble Sunday meet up
The Red Bubble Office Break up in
Sjem, Lucan and myself paid a special visit to the offices of Red Bubble on Sunday to see if the place of artistic dreams was everything we had assumed it was and hopefully as affluent as it looked in all those journal entries.
Sjem and I had arranged to meet Lucan in a back alley of the appropriately named Gore St.
Lucan if you aren’t aware by now has …
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A year in Avatars
At the suggestion of NoFrillsArt’s Glen Smith.
A retrospective
My first ever avatar. Me at 5 years old, don’t know why I picked it. I think it was the only pic I had of myself on the computer at the time.
The first person to comment on my work was Scott Robinson and I believe if he didn’t and not continu…
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'ZINES are alive and well and flourishing in Melbourne
It also has a reference to Dave Dellafiora (NoFrillsArt’s Glen Smiths partner in crime)of the Geelong Arts Alliance.
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The real reason journals have been changed?
In the real world I have many things cross my desk.
Many curious pieces of pre published writing for major publications, in what capacity I will not say but recently I had one that very much grabbed my attention. It was an interview with our own Peter with a trade financial / start up journal popular with investors.
What I read in this was startling albeit may not get printed at all and it ha…
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The great comparison- which is better?
Which book burns better?
In The Moment
or
Great Pieces of *ARSE
I think it’s obvious
GREAT PIECES OF *A.R.S.E
MORE BURN FOR YOUR BUCK
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Priceless Pieces of ***A.R.S.E
Priceless Pieces of *A.R.S.E Here it is folks!! The work you’ve all been waiting for!!
The ultimate anthology of works from A.R.S.E (for the uninitiated, Artists, Riters and Snappers Extracting the piss).
We announced the book and the March Competition to the members of our group simultaneously, running a contest in which members were to nominate a piece of work from each of the three genre…
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I went to the seaside to see what I could see and what I saw was some sand sculptures
The title says it all really.
It’s not very often I will voluntary travel to Frankston for anything but I was up bright and early to visit the annual Sandstorm sculpturing exhibition on the foreshore of Frankston beach before its season was up.
The Sandstorm (Sand sculpturing Australia) theme this year was Fairytales and Fables.
A massive display of the imagination where no expense was spa…
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