The art of language (and I might be biased here, but specifically the English Language) is utterly incredible. We have perpetual potential at the end of our tongues to convey and share limitless emotion, information, opinions and experiences. It’s a … Continue reading
One last time, HAPPY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE! I hope you’ve all had a marvelous festive season, have had at least one gift that wasn’t socks and have sufficiently experimented with the maximum capacities of your tummies. I’ve spent mine, as is … Continue reading
Do you know what you NEED to own? You NEED to own my graphic novel, Tick. This is not a suggestion or a request, it’s a fact. I know this, because the internet told me so. The Internet, in all … Continue reading
So hands up if you like bears? Ok now, I want you o stand up, turn around and get out, and the rest of us can appreciate how disgusting they are via the means of my little zine, Bears: Don’t … Continue reading
Anyone ever read/ watch Cardcaptors? Not to sound like a little fangirl, but it was pretty rad. No joke. I bring it up only because it had some attractive examples of interesting, illustrated card decks, which happens to be the … Continue reading
And thus begins the mammoth job that is the catch up posts from the past term. I’m not sure exactly when it happened, but life definitely got frighteningly busy over the past 3 months and, as a result, my little … Continue reading
So, following on from the last post, I’ve been drawing inspirational ladies for an inspirational lady. If you’d like to learn more about the achievements of some truly incredible people, or simply need an antidote to the head-in-palms inducing presentation … Continue reading
Men are pretty cool. They do things and make stuff and sometimes say things that make you think. Some men are really awesome and make you appreciate things just by telling you what they think, and you stare and wish … Continue reading
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Did you know I was actually studying a Graphics course? I ask, only because you would, under no uncertain terms, be forgiven for thinking I was an illustration student. I think it’s something to do with the total lack of … Continue reading
Anterograde amnesia is a form of amnestic disorder. According to the mental health professional’s handbook, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders , fourth edition, text revision (2000), also known as DSM-IV-TR, it is characterised by the sufferer’s inability … Continue reading
