Have my work in the new semi-permanent book is so far the coolest thing ever. If you can draw your attention away from my amazing piece of illustration greatest on the other side of the page is a another hard work design person that I actually know in person you should all check his awesome work out at this blog http://longplayrecord.blogspot.com/
I have till the end of today to get this drawing finished and emailed of to the people at triple j. Yet I feel confident considering that most of the drawing was done in the very late hours of last night. Always amaze myself with how my ideas shift into something completely different from what I started with.
Samurai, Viking, Ninja band of awesomeness
Totally putting of doing something of the Triple J/Semi-Permanent comp were you create a design around the theme of “triple it". Man the Muppet's are so cool better then that shiny 3d shit they do now and their getting a new movie, Muppet head is the idea I'm doing to go with because its the most bizarre idea.
I enjoyed semi-permanent more then I did last year which is always a good sign. The speakers were great not a boring one among the bunch although both Ron English and Dean from Tamara & Dean didn’t seem us comfortable on stage talking their work help convey what they wanted to says. Scott from wired magazine was easily the most professional of the speakers being both funny and informative personal Timba Smits was my favourite he just really loved what he was doing I’m sure like most people their brought his magazine for that reason alone (does help when the issue was all about women). I’m a huge fun of illustration but the glue society work was just sooo smart and funny now I want to do whatever it is they do, Ian Francis gave me hope that its going to take a little longer then I would like to get paid to go want I love, the guy from XYZ studios was a lot like Scott from wired but in an Australian , Toko was just plain funny cause of their accents oh plus they had great work to and I learnt how to say pussy in Dutch or something and Tamara & Dean brought me back down to earth with their photos cause not all art get to be crazy and wild. Looking forward to next year.
