So it’s still in the works, but I’m drawing away when I can to get Elizabeth J. M. Walker’s book of tales, “The Boy Who Owned The Forest,” finished.
Here is a preview of one of my favourite stories “The Winter Of The River.” There is still much to do, but I’ll get there.
I’ve been working away at drawing for a collection of Elizabeth J.M. Walker’s fairy tales. I have made two zines previously with her, “The Boy Who Owned the Forest” and “The Maze”, but she went and found a real book publisher, Handersen Publishing, and they’re going to make a real fancy book.
It will be out this year, not sure when, but I’m trying my best to finish off the pictures. The main problem being is that I start new ones before I finish the ones I’m working on. There’s so much I want to draw.
These are pictures for the story “The Tree”.
Picture Party coming sooner than I’d like.
You can get totally unnecessary tickets HERE
Facebook event page HERE
The Three Magick Stooges : Their World of Interiors
One weekend only
Featuring
April White – Paintings
Yoka Terzic– Ink drawing and paintings
Nicholas Beckett – Works on paper
At The Watch House – 179 Darling Street – Balmain NSW 2016
Opening Night
Friday the 31st March 2016 – 6pm to 8pm
Exhibition times
Saturday the 1st and Sunday the 2nd April 2016 – 10am to 5pm.
All Welcome
I’ve printed off a few more invitations for the next picture party. I’m still painting away so may get a few more done. I’ll be sending them out soon. If you want to make sure you get one, message me with your postal details and I’ll make sure you get a real live invite.
Also you can get totally unnecessary tickets HERE
Facebook event page HERE
The Three Magick Stooges : Their World of Interiors
One weekend only
Featuring
April White – Paintings
Yoka Terzic– Ink drawing and paintings
Nicholas Beckett – Works on paper
At The Watch House – 179 Darling Street – Balmain NSW 2016
Opening Night
Friday the 31st March 2016 – 6pm to 8pm
Exhibition times
Saturday the 1st and Sunday the 2nd April 2016 – 10am to 5pm.
All Welcome
Dreams can be heavy
I’ve had the greatest honour to draw pictures for Katie Haegele’s latest zine about Christmas. We didn’t quite get it together to print it before Christmas, but the stories are lovely and sad and I think they can be read at any time of the year.
Christmas, time to get your melancholy on.
Thanks Katie.
I find that there’s a lot of controversy surrounding the right time to take down one’s Christmas tree, including the idea that there is a right time. I see people’s frizzled trees lying on the curb as late as February, which gives me the willies. I have inherited my mother’s fussy, snobbish belief that the only acceptable time to take down the tree is on the Epiphany, the 12th day of Christmas. I can’t believe I care about this, but I do.
Katie Haegele 2016
So I’m running a zine workshop at Chatswood Library this Sunday the 20th of November. Not sure if they’re under the illusion that I know what I’m doing.
They also seem concerned that there haven’t been many takers, and seem to think that I may be able to get people in. The don’t know how unpopular I am. Poor things.
It’s from 14 and up, so anyone can come really. If you’re bored and have nothing better to do, come and make fun of me.
It’s FREE
Book HERE
http://www.willoughby.nsw.gov.au/library/events/creative-connections-at-the-concourse/
Thanks to all who helped set up the exhibit on the front lawn of the gallery.
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