observations – sparking the flash

Out and About

May 15, 2017May 15, 2017Posted in Animals, Drawings, Non-fiction, painting, People, The Creative Process, watercolourTagged art, beer, Brisbane, brisbaneart, cafe, dentist, dialogue, dogs, drawing, illustration, journal, Lynda Barry, observations, qag, qag cafe, queensland art gallery, syllabus, tinystuff, watercolor, watercolourLeave a comment

What I’ve been seeing; what I’ve been hearing.

A Day

May 8, 2017Posted in Drawings, Non-fiction, painting, People, Tiny Stuff, watercolourTagged cartoon, comic, drawing, illustration, journal, Lynda Barry, Non-fiction, non-photo blue pencil, observations, panel, play, syllabus, tinystuff, watercolor, watercolourLeave a comment

Another Lynda Barry ‘Syllabus’ inspired cartoon: a record of one day.

(Obviously I am not very good at shaving.)

Germane to the Head

February 6, 2017February 6, 2017Posted in Drawings, flash fiction, People, Tiny StuffTagged ancient studies, antiquities, art, circular, doodle, drawing, fiction, flash fiction, flashfiction, greece, illustration, ink, labyrinth, observations, obsession, roman, shortstories, story, thoughts, tinystuff, travelLeave a comment

The first bust lost its nose and had another nose affixed to it.

Or, rather, the nose of a second bust lost its face and so was affixed to the face of the first bust.

Therefore there is both a nose without its face and a face without its nose somewhere in the world, and no matter how much each piece longs for it, they will never again be reunited.

Additionally, there is a nose and a face that will be wedded together for all of time, whether they like it or not.

Feedback

January 19, 2017January 19, 2017Posted in Animals, Drawings, Tiny StuffTagged art, creativity, daffodil, dogs, doodle, drawing, feedback, garden, holes, illustration, ink, loop, observations, pets, poetry, prose, puppies, rose lilian, tinystuff, work, writingLeave a comment

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