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crunchcandy, Poketotem sold on the opening night. There's a thing.
The rather more obviously by me (possibly not work safe) picture tucked into the back of the frame came as part of the package -- what good value! There's loads of other pictures from the 24 frames show oncrunchcandy's flickr stream, but I'm going to link to her picture of Wolverine in a bunny suit instead, because it's funny.
Having spent all weekend up to my ears in mysterious Scottish castles, lady-snake swamp monsters and dead baby ghosts (for Halloween horror special Dead by Dawn) I spent this morning on the BBC website catching up on the Kashmir quake crisis. The DEC hasn't started an appeal yet (probably will have done by the end of the day) but Oxfam's very active in the area and already have their own appeal going, so I dropped into the local shop at lunchtime to pass on a bit of money. "Following our initial assessments Oxfam is gearing up to supply emergency aid to approximately 300,000 people in some of the areas worst affected by the earthquake," apparently. Big numbers, to say the least.
crunchcandy, Poketotem sold on the opening night. There's a thing.The rather more obviously by me (possibly not work safe) picture tucked into the back of the frame came as part of the package -- what good value! There's loads of other pictures from the 24 frames show on
crunchcandy's flickr stream, but I'm going to link to her picture of Wolverine in a bunny suit instead, because it's funny.Having spent all weekend up to my ears in mysterious Scottish castles, lady-snake swamp monsters and dead baby ghosts (for Halloween horror special Dead by Dawn) I spent this morning on the BBC website catching up on the Kashmir quake crisis. The DEC hasn't started an appeal yet (probably will have done by the end of the day) but Oxfam's very active in the area and already have their own appeal going, so I dropped into the local shop at lunchtime to pass on a bit of money. "Following our initial assessments Oxfam is gearing up to supply emergency aid to approximately 300,000 people in some of the areas worst affected by the earthquake," apparently. Big numbers, to say the least.
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The frames are about 10 inches tall (or wide, depending on what you like)
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*sigh*
If only I had money to buy art...
I could send you one in exchange, full of plastic toys and mix cd's...
Still have not had time to get thread to finish your cushion, btw. I forgot to write down the code number so I'd get the right shade of blue. (Hey, I may as well do it properly, right?) I'll probably get thread tomorrow, though.
Artweeks? Making things and selling them? Que problém? None. OK, we're agreed; I expect to see you in the booklet next Spring.
2. That £75 entry fee stings.
3. Artweeks is an open studio event and I do not have a studio.
4. I have to have my shit together before the end of this year to participate next year.
No big plans or bigging up, just a fairly solid conviction that I'm unlikely to recoup that £75, and the general problem that it's easier to participate in a show by invitation than by organisation.
2. I bet you £75 that you'd make it back.
3. Your house is a treasure trove of wonders and is in fact your studio. Anyway, there are exhibitions too, you just need to get a place to exhibit in if you're not to exhibit chez jeremy. Admittedly getting your stuff into St Giles church might be a hard sell, but you never know. (Maybe a trendy bar.)
4. yes, so? Do it. I'm inviting you. I'll be your agent and ask around for venues if you'll get your act together.