I will be at Salamanca tomorrow (right up the top near Davey St) selling calendars and prints from the calendar. It would be lovely if you would come and buy them for yourself and all your friends because there is no better way of being a good friend than to give somebody one of my calendars. If you can’t make it to Salamanca Market, then you can always buy one here, so don’t feel left out.
Things That Sing, inspired by Hobart’s Festival Of Voices, is a collection of nine bonsai-sized ink and watercolour drawings, up at the Phone Box Gallery now.
This weekend Salamanca Arts Centre is celebrating its 35th birthday. Looks like there’s some fun stuff on. In honour of the retroness of it all, I’m putting up some cartoons I did way back when in the Phone Box Gallery. Do pop along.
Nothing much to add on the political cartoon front, so here is the (as promised) the mildly controversial cartoon for April from my calendar, which you really should buy. There has been some very mild controversy about it, well one chap got grumpy at me about it on blasphemy grounds during my exhibition and then his wife told him to harden up and then she bought two. Follow her example.
The Australian 2 December 2011
Here is last weekend’s Sightgeist by popular demand. Pretty much a shoo-in for the 2013 calendar.
Oh, did I mention I have a 2012 calendar you can buy? You should definitely buy one. Wouldn’t want to start the new year without a calendar.
Available as a print as well:
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A4 print $66 [wp_cart:tis_the_season_print_A4:price:66.00:end]
A3 print $88 [wp_cart:tis_the_season_print_A3:price:88.00:end]
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