Bright town

The very brightest of eyes

Love lezzers!

The tragic tale of the monstrous cataclysmic tidal wave of Capitalism

and this is the City of Omelas

For my mother's birthday

The orange cat has been alive almost as long as me and is a drooling demented bag of bones now, and the black one was starved of oxygen at birth and is quite the simpleton, but they're well rad cats.

P.s now i've drawn cats i'm a graphic designer right?

Quite the most true non-bullshit article i've seen in a graphic design magazine for a long time.

I Break Horses

Mindless drawing workshop one fine tuesday morning

Thing for Grandma :D

part of something i'm making for my Grandma...

Moobs

go to Tranny Shack at Madame Jojos.

Slimy Salem video. sexy

My new breakfast outfit

Courtesy of Pip Dawson

Efterklang

I can't decide if they're making their loud noise quietly or their quiet noise loudly...

Imposters trying to disguise themselves as cliches amongst all the other comfortably cliched cliques

This is a representation of the feelings of depression and anxiety, and the physical manifestions of subcultures and cliques.

Sweet Get-ups

back to black (and white writing)

I'd rather be in Drop City... or Hallstatt

Drop City - The Documentary

Somewhere

I went to watch the film 'Somewhere', by Sofia Coppola and really liked it because it showed me exactly what i expected of it. Then I kept realising more reasons later why i liked it so much.

- It's perfectly empty of try-hard superlative portrayals and declarations. It doesn't try to be epic.

- It's structure isn't determined by the principle of growth, which is only really hinted at momentarily in the Hollywood actor guy by the arrival, but mainly departure of his daughter.

- The whole film is a level-plane throughout; nothing really improves or worsens for any of the characters.

- Every single character is pseudo-accomplished and unheroic.

-There are no baddies to relish or goodies to apsire to.

- It's midway between the everyday and an art experience.

And the only thing to slightly defy all those things i just said is the daughter Cleo; she improves her dad's situation; makes him less numb to himself and then that results in the tiny hint of personal growth at the end.

I wrote that cos i think i'm gonna use it for uni.