The winning haiku from last year is shamefully late, but has finally been delivered to winner and public service feng shui expert Alecia. Here ’tis.
There are some originals left from the exhibition, they’re here – available originals not marked with an asterisk.
There’s a new gallery in Salamanca called Spacebar opening today. I’ve got a little bit of space on the wall to stick up some of that old-school ink-on-crushed-trees type artwork. First cab off the rank is the Bovine Terrorists haiku. If you’re down that way, take a look at the gallery. Lots of nice stuff.
If politics is rock and roll for ugly people, political cartooning is standup comedy for ugly socially inept rampant egomaniac psychopaths… no, hang on, that’s Question Time.
Okay, it’s Twitter for people who can draw. A bit. With added deadlines.
The Behind The Lines exhibition is on again at the Museum of Australian Democracy (which has a most appropriate acronym if you leave out the “of”) at Old Parliament House. It has been put together by Guy Hansen and Laura Breen who also had the excellent taste to give me the Least Crap Cartoonist For 2010 Award, which is high praise from people who have just waded through a room full of our lunatic scribblings to create a remarkably coherent and entertaining narrative on the political shenanigans of 2010.
They’ve also stuck up the prizewinning cartoons from the school cartooning competition so we know who to squash before they can nick our jobs. There are a few crackers in that bunch as well.
If you’re in town, take a look. Or buy the book. Or both. Details here and a bit of telly about it here.
The all-analogue 2011 Kudelka Calendar is now available for sale on the interweb!
$15 each including postage (to Australia), they’re a stylish A4 size when hanging up (A5 when folded), are printed on slightly shiny paper that you can write on and have dates and everything.
Buy it now [wp_cart:Kudelka 2011 Calendar:price:15.00:end] or if you don’t like Paypal contact me and you can do a direct deposit.
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The calendar, with coffee cup and lovely wife's hand for scale
The calendar utilises the latest in antigravity hole and hook technology.
Due to a slight underestimate of demand, I sold out of calendars. More will be got by tomorrow and all orders sent out. Apologies for the delay.
Ordering on the website will be available by tomorrow as well.