Showing posts with label Flickr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flickr. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
LOTS OF CARD
The great thing about having two hungry cats is that I have lots of cat food boxes on which I can paint and doodle. The downside is that, as a hoarder, I am fast running out of space to keep the material and then to keep my creations after I have finished. A lot has been dropped at various Birmingham City locations, and elsewhere, as Free Art but this still leaves a lot remaining. i will be distributing this little collection over the next few days and week, freeing up space for me to start on something else.
Saturday, April 05, 2008
Free Art - Westbay, Bridport.
During my week long holiday to Westbay, Bridport. I thought I might share some art goodness with the locals, and holidaymakers.
In the holiday park phonebox I put these two creations up. When I came back the cardboard had been taken but the driftwood guy was still hanging around.
So, to someone at Westbay near Bridport, Devon, thank-you and enjoy!
In the holiday park phonebox I put these two creations up. When I came back the cardboard had been taken but the driftwood guy was still hanging around.
So, to someone at Westbay near Bridport, Devon, thank-you and enjoy!
Saturday, March 08, 2008
Free Art Friday
The name says it all.
Artists create pieces of art which they then spread around their town, city or neighbourhood in the hope that someone will pick it up and offer it a home.
The main aim is to place soemthing unexpected which will surprice, delight and make the finder feel good and maybe just to challenge the publics perception a little bit. A lot of the artists recycle materials or use found opbjects with which to embelish.
I have left a few pieces lying around for people to stumble upon, I hope that these found good homes, if not I still think it is a valuable idea as otherwise my home would start to overflow with work
Artists create pieces of art which they then spread around their town, city or neighbourhood in the hope that someone will pick it up and offer it a home.
The main aim is to place soemthing unexpected which will surprice, delight and make the finder feel good and maybe just to challenge the publics perception a little bit. A lot of the artists recycle materials or use found opbjects with which to embelish.
I have left a few pieces lying around for people to stumble upon, I hope that these found good homes, if not I still think it is a valuable idea as otherwise my home would start to overflow with work
Moleskine 2008 12
LH: A little character I came up with, just waving at me in his little landscape with stars and satellites passing over his head.
RH: Some head thing with lightning bolts raining down on it. The large scribble was somthing I decided against continuing with.
RH: Some head thing with lightning bolts raining down on it. The large scribble was somthing I decided against continuing with.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Moleskine 2008 6
Another selection of pages from my Moleskine.
LH: A selection of characters past and present, dredged up from my imagination, the dark flying guy uis one of my favourites. He's kinda like a superhero, kinda.
RH: The dark hero, as I have named him, makes another appearance, saving the life of a raindrop. Its a pity he couldn't save them all, but its a big ask. Obviously, the other raindrops will be a bit miffed as will most of the clouds, even though their responsibility ended at the point of dropping the rain.
This is the first post in ages that I haven't 'blogged' from my Flickr account. Its simpler to blog from Flickr although you do loose control over the labeling and have to edit.
LH: A selection of characters past and present, dredged up from my imagination, the dark flying guy uis one of my favourites. He's kinda like a superhero, kinda.
RH: The dark hero, as I have named him, makes another appearance, saving the life of a raindrop. Its a pity he couldn't save them all, but its a big ask. Obviously, the other raindrops will be a bit miffed as will most of the clouds, even though their responsibility ended at the point of dropping the rain.
This is the first post in ages that I haven't 'blogged' from my Flickr account. Its simpler to blog from Flickr although you do loose control over the labeling and have to edit.
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