Saturday, June 27, 2009
Our day at the Market
Here are some pics from our time at the Odd & Even Market. We had a great time selling comics, stationary sets, stickers and t-shirts. All designed by Chris! Yay! Also included here are some treasures I picked up along the way :)
The market view from our stall
Our stall
Our stuff
Tricky's stuff
Crochet cupcakes and pink mousey by Abby Badcock. I LOVE these!
Crafty exhibition catalogue & a cute card (with a My Little Pony on it) by Phat Flats
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Come see us on Saturday!
Just another quick reminder about the Odd & Even Makers Market. It's at the Long Gallery in Salamanca this Saturday and runs from 10am - 3pm. There'll be some preview comics of A Diary of a Work in Progress - hot off the press! - and stickers available. If we have time to find some other random things, they'll be there too :) The market coincides with the awesome show - Crafty (see previous post). It'll be a cracking day (we're SO happy to be missing work for something fun!).
Hope to see you there!!
Hope to see you there!!
Monday, June 15, 2009
Crafty exhibition
If you're in Hobart next week, make sure you check this exhibition out. It's curated by handmade superstar, Catherine Badcock (aka Cat-Rabbit) and features the work of many artists we love. Keep an eye out for Ghostpatrol and Monique Germon especially. Good stuff indeed.
Happy Birthday Chris!
One of the many things our silly brains are obsessed with right now...
Keyboard Cat We Ruv U
Already immortalized in a web comic. Thanks Pranas :)
Keyboard Cat We Ruv U
Already immortalized in a web comic. Thanks Pranas :)
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Odd and Even Makers Market
We'll be at the Odd and Even Makers Market on June 27th, 2009. It starts at 10am and finishes at 3pm. Chris is sharing a stall with Tricky Walsh and 6a ARI. He'll have special preview books of "A Diary of a Work in Progress", stickers and maybe some Cactopus tee-shirts and original artworks. Come see us in the Long Gallery in Salamanca!
Princess Pucca
Since Pucca features so much in Chris's blog, here are some pics of good ol' kitty lovin' (taken on Christmas morning 2008).
STATS
Full Name: Seraphina Puccaliet (yep, seriously)
Age: 2
Found: by the RSPCA under a house
Adopted by fellow krazy kats Chris and Briony: 2007
Favourite food: Raw chicken
Favourite toy: Little red ball
Secret power: Human manipulation
STATS
Full Name: Seraphina Puccaliet (yep, seriously)
Age: 2
Found: by the RSPCA under a house
Adopted by fellow krazy kats Chris and Briony: 2007
Favourite food: Raw chicken
Favourite toy: Little red ball
Secret power: Human manipulation
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Patricia Piccinini
In a recent blog, Chris drew a comic about us going to see an exhibition by Patricia Piccinini. It was at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery and was one of the best shows we've ever seen. She is a super successful artist in Australia and represented Australia at the Venice Biennale in 2003. Most of her work explores the possible effects of technology and genetic modification. She creates incredibly realistic lifeforms that represent a new stage of evolution.
For some, her work is quite confronting but what we really loved about the TMAG show was how seamlessly she incorporated her work into the museum's own collection. Strange creatures peeked out from dioramas of native animals and made us really think about how some aspects of the natural world have the potential to evolve around the lifestyle we create. And to question whether this would be a good thing.
For some, her work is quite confronting but what we really loved about the TMAG show was how seamlessly she incorporated her work into the museum's own collection. Strange creatures peeked out from dioramas of native animals and made us really think about how some aspects of the natural world have the potential to evolve around the lifestyle we create. And to question whether this would be a good thing.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Travels in 2008
Outside Quimby's in Chicago, July 2008. Comics and zine heaven.
Reflected off the bean in Chicago, 2008.
Down home cabin, Tennessee. Pre daily comic blog! Northern summertime, 2008.
Last year we spent some time visiting family and friends in the USA. It was super nice to escape our gloomy winter in Tasmania and enjoy an extended summer up north. We were there for about six weeks and visited Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky, Chicago IL, Georgia and Texas. We were lucky enough to see Tom Waits in Atlanta, GA (on the website you can actually stream a NPR recording of the concert we were at - woohoo!) but silly me forgot the camera that night. Trust me when I say he was awesomely amazing.
Reflected off the bean in Chicago, 2008.
Down home cabin, Tennessee. Pre daily comic blog! Northern summertime, 2008.
Last year we spent some time visiting family and friends in the USA. It was super nice to escape our gloomy winter in Tasmania and enjoy an extended summer up north. We were there for about six weeks and visited Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky, Chicago IL, Georgia and Texas. We were lucky enough to see Tom Waits in Atlanta, GA (on the website you can actually stream a NPR recording of the concert we were at - woohoo!) but silly me forgot the camera that night. Trust me when I say he was awesomely amazing.
Labels:
Chicago,
Quimby's,
Tennessee cabin,
The Bean
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Kitty hearts Comics
Monday, June 1, 2009
Fun times ahead
We're doing some fun stuff over the next few months so I thought I'd create this here blog to post pics and give a brief run down of what we've been up to. Chris is taking part in the next Odd & Even market on June 27th and will also be presenting a workshop at the Newcastle Young Writers Festival in October.
For those of you who don't know me personally, I've been an arts writer for over ten years and often have the opportunity to see some really cool stuff. I'll be posting about my favourite things and will also give updates on when you can see my stuff in print.
Here's to fun times!
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