FLY
43 x 61cm (framed)
Ink and acrylic on paper

Grasshopper
43 x 61cm (framed)
Ink and acrylic on paper

Caterpillar
43 x 61cm (framed)
Ink and acrylic on paper

WASP
43 x 61cm (framed)
Ink and acrylic on paper

SPIDER
130 x 72cm (framed)
Ink on paper

 

Check it out y’all.  The amazing Hannah Bullen took some bloody good pics of the opening night of Red Dawn.  They make my work look all proffesh and stuff!  Check them out, and check out Hannah’s page cause shes just a bit good!!

http://www.facebook.com/#!/media/set/?set=a.381942155219749.93158.238452949568671&type=1

Edvard Munch used to take photos of himself with his artworks.  He thought of the art as his children and the photos as family portraits.  He also used to leave ‘his children’ outside in below zero temperature’s to toughen them up.  Probably a good thing he had no actual children.  Here I am, with my ‘Art in Mind’ children.

 

And then from the dark rose a small creature, and it did have a belly.  And unto its belly it was given some legs with sucery things on.  From it came a head and on that head came twisty things, yea, which also came out of its bum, then some more, from its back.  And it was dark and devilish.  Thus the creature was finished, so its creator stood and said “behold!  The Collfacecaterpillar!”  And it was good.

Yo yo yo, I have been neglecting my blog terribly.  But with good reason.  I have been madly preparing for my first ever exhibition!  Huzzah!  Check it out y’all:

http://www.facebook.com/events/162615647195424/

And here are a few of the drawings I will be showing.  They look a lot better in person though so if you get a chance, please have a look!