Originally posted on Not So Great Dictator Speaks With Words:
I started making the Lego Riot Police films a few years ago. I’ve only made five because; well to be honest it’s because I’m lazy and I should pull my finger out. Nevertheless a certain theme has emerged which was not apparent in the first…
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Finding the perfect pig…
Originally posted on Charcutier:
I returned home a few days ago with a van full of butchery equipment, another high street butcher has closed and I was there picking the carcass of knives, hooks and trays like a vulture. Although I was pretty chuffed with my haul (and a wooden block and some stainless steel tables…
Man Vs the BBC day three
Doing what the Brits do best ‘Writing A Letter!’ A rant from a professional grumbler lol Man Vs the BBC day three.
29 Faces in May; Eurovision Jedward Elves
Hilarious skit and sketch on the Eurovision Song Contest from Elfin Safety sketcher, Ziggy Shortcrust 🙂 29 Faces in May; Eurovision Jedward Elves.
A lovely, funny cat post. Just like all the cats I ever had lol.
The Lego Riot Police experience an existential dilemma
This is a very funny short comedy animation from a very talented Welsh writer and filmaker. Made me Laugh Out Loud 🙂 The Lego Riot Police experience an existential dilemma.
Prints, Awards and Bloggers.
These are large monotypes I did from original drawings from the life drawing group at Swansea Print Workshop. It takes me a full day at the print studio to do each, plus about half a day to work up a scale drawing from my original sketch, which is usually done into a sketchbook. The middleContinue reading “Prints, Awards and Bloggers.”
Originally posted on Charcutier:
A post that strays somewhat from charcuterie, towards another of my obsessions: collecting art works. I’m a compulsive hoarder, and I’m terrible for buying paintings, drawings, photographs, etchings, prints and sculpture. Today marked my first ‘Meat for Art’, when a block-print was exchanged as payment for bacon and sausages. However, this…
Originally posted on scribblah:
Had a week off and back to the studio today. Strangely I worked better this morning; I’m usually at my best after lunch. I’m a bit tired because we spent most of last week travelling, entertaining, running and digging and now it’s catching up with me. I spent my time finishing…
King Coal’s Sacrifice
One morning when I was eleven years old our headmistress announced at assembly that a coaltip had engulfed a small primary school in a village just a few miles away. That village was Aberfan and almost 150 tiny children and their teachers were crushed and suffocated to death that dreadful day. I remember theContinue reading “King Coal’s Sacrifice”
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