November

This month we organised the Milktooth exhibition at free range gallery and had a stall at the Made On The Left market. We did the poster for the market which was really fun and I love how it turned out :) Campbell and I worked together on the drawings and then he did everything else for the poster, flyers and ads - he is soooo clever xxx
I have also been hunting for studio space (furry trout) and ended up finding something perfect at a neighbours house! Everybody needs good ones.
Milktooth went really well and it was beautiful to see our friends from art school again. Everyone has such busy lives so I am glad we can exhibit together annually to reconnect and be inspired xxx

clothespeg exhibition

There will be prints of some of my work in the clothespeg exhibition group show. There will be super affordable and beautiful A5 prints by over 80 amazing artists at the Slaughterblouse gallery on Beaufort St Mt Lawley.

Blake Prize Directors Cut

My work Milk and Sleep was accepted into The Blake Prize Directors Cut exhibition. It is an on-line exhibition of 100 works and will run from the 7th of October to the 7th of November.

http://www.blakeprize.com.au/entries/directors-cut-2009

Swimming Lessons

Of course Nazario began his swimming life in harmony with what the Little Twin Stars are up to in August. Too. Cute.

July

I know this is old, but, July was an amazing month and I knew it would be because the twin stars were RIDING A POLAR BEAR!

seNor fauxhawk

I am thinking of putting these old drawings onto some baby onesies, the one of the horse finger puppet always reminds me of my brother. Spooky thing is that he just called to let me know about a great song 'Lisztomania' by Phoenix....

first baby

This bag of bones kitten in Mexico chose us to be her parents for a while. We thought THAT was exhausting and difficult - then we had a real baby...
The wall work is one that we did for a gallery in Oaxaca, Mexico. We had just had quite a difficult experience involving dead animals and it was really therapeutic to make a work about things we were grateful for. I love Campbell's Schielesque self portrait.
I thought I was glad to see the back of those jeans and top that I lived in for a year, but now I just wish I could fit into them again!!