TEXAS RADIO
I've been meaning to make another one of these for a while, and here it is.
I always find it fun to watch a piece grow in time lapse. I guess it also gives some little clues about how my mind interprets what I'm drawing. It also makes me nervous, which results in funny hand tics and pencil clicking.
I'll be putting this original up online soon, too, and hopefully some others that I've been accumulating for too long.
I hope you're all set for another big week of good fortunes and, failing that, repair schemes.
FUTURE THOUGHTS
Minkpink knit via Market HQ; vintage sunglasses; Spell & the Gypsy Collective rings and Prism Bomb necklace.
Yesterday I addressed a parcel to Sunset Blvd, Hollywood, and it suddenly made Flinders Street, Melbourne -- and my presence there -- seem a bit obscure. Because, three years ago, I was sitting on the floor in my sharehouse -- in Brisbane, no less -- drinking cans of pre-mixed whiskey and trying to paint a frustrated love letter and avoiding study and just so, so scared that nothing was going to work out, ever.
There would be no job, no love, no freedom, no travel, no safety, no money, no art.
But that's precisely not how it worked out. And it's just so weird that when you try to imagine your future, you have absolutely no way of even coming close.
The future is being good so far, and I hope yours is too -- enjoy the weekend x
LIFE INERTIA
An age suspended between exhaustion and replenishment, between input too ordinary to process and input too intense to bear.
- David Foster Wallace.
SKETCHBOOK: A MONTH OF WANDERING
This is just about a month's worth of scrawlings in two A5 sketchbooks... so apologies if this is a bit of an overdose -- there's been lots to think about.
I filmed a flick-through of the first sketchbook here, and the second below.
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