Circa Street Fun

Been a bit quiet on the updates as I've been working on a bunch of projects at the moment none worthy of blog posts but I stumbled across some old street art myself and my mate Ben Havenaar did back 2004/2005. Both gone now but "where is felicity" stood strong outliving numerous gig posters and weak wheat pastes and went down with the demolition of the building. Happy days indeed.

Undressing part of Cherries

Here's a few pages from my new zine I blogged about below that was featured in the "Zine Age Riot" at SeaCell from the weekend. Was a great day, props to the SeaMen and Craig from Teeluxe for organizing the event. For a copy of "That's Cherries" and other zines that were in the event click this link.

That's not Apples it's Cherries

My new zine "That's Cherries" is finally complete and ready for whatever zines are ready for! Smaller amount this time, just 30, each copy has a hand drawn cover and is full of all sorts of sketches and shananigans! "That's Cherries" will be for sale tomorrow at the Zine Age Riot Show at SeaCell, open 11am - 4pm. For more info go to www.teeluxe.com.au

Yeeeeeeeeeee-hah!

So if your in Byron town for Splendour come along to my buddy Paul's book launch. This is Paul's 3rd childrens book I believe. Got a sneak peak of the book pre-production while Paul was overseas, and it looks rad. See you there. (The top drawing is a little artwork I did of Paul sleeping. Note: Paul has a nice electric blanket)

Insight in the Grass

Last week I spent a few days in Byron Bay. In between surfing, coffee and organic donuts I helped Insight set up their pop-up store in town. Designed by Steve Gorrow and a fellow accomplice (not sure of their name/s..sorry) the store came together over a 48-hour period and to finish it off I did some doodling on the canvas walls and a mural on the store window. If your in town be sure to check it out. It's opposite St Elmo Bar just off the main drag. See you at Splendour!

Zine Ya Face Off

Sea Cell and Teeluxe are proud to announce an upcoming zine event in Byron Bay.

An exhibition of zines created by a crew of local and international artists including: Joe Allen (AUS), Craig Atkinson (UK), Kimberly Amos (AUS), Jody Barton (UK), Martin Bell (AUS), Pete Brower (US), Jeff Canham (US), Tracey Churchward (AUS), Culture Vulture (UK), Ryan Heywood (AUS), Nick Chalmers (AUS), Cathie Glassby (AUS), Jason Gormley (AUS), Hardland/Heartland (US), Ben Havenaar (AUS), Alex Kopps (US), Stefan Marx (DEU), Paul McNeil (AUS), Moustache Collective (AUS), Jim Newitt (UK), Craig Rochfort (AUS), Jordan Rochfort (AUS), Nathaniel Russell (US), Loren Victory (US), Matt Yeates (AUS) and more...In addition to the artist zine exhibition a huge selection of zines will be on display.

Lach Stock and a few smokin' photos

Thief they call me.  What ever!  Here are s few shot I stole from Lachie's blog.  These were taken last week down in Byron at the SeaCell when I picked up my new log.  Top shot has nothing to do with anything, I just like Joel's shirt.

The Coal Burns

Here are a few shots of my buddy Mitch I stole from The Modern Collective blog from their recent adventures to Reunion Island. Here Mitch is riding one of the boards I painted up for him. For more about the trip/film go check out Moderncollective.tv, movie will no doubt be nothing short of amazing.

Hannah Used to Skate Once too!

I think this was the only photo of me with my deck at 'I Used to Skate Once 5'.  And see that total hot babe next to me?  That's the infamous/famous Hannah Smith.  She sometimes helps me feed my addiction of caffeine each morning by making a sweet coffee.  I would tell you where she works but I don't want a queue of dudes waiting to see Hannah while I'm simply waiting for my daily flat white, 1 sugar Takeaway!  Please take note of my poison if you ever decide to surprise me with a caffeine hit!  Check out Hannah's art at 19Karen.  See you in the morning Hannah!  Photo courtesy of Mariam.

Still R.I.P.ping

When I was in America last year visiting Hollywood we did the tourist thing and walked the Star Strip.  I took one photo of a star whilst there.  Absolute genius!  His legend will live on for ever.