Entries categorized as ‘artwork’



Just some recent scribbles. Unfortunately my scanner sucks so the tones don’t really show up. There is quite a bit of pink in the Europa sketch, and I’m hoping to work more on the last image, fixing the hand and making the jellyfish explode into colour.
I’m really digging jellyfish at the moment.
Categories: artwork
A new litter has arrived at cloudsparrow.etsy.com! For custom orders, contact me at the store – I’d be happy to bring a plushy into your life.
Categories: news · toys
Tagged: etsy, gameboy, nintendo, Plushies, plushy, soft toy
As part of the ST5K festival (Adelaide) I’ve put together a little project of free art postcards. If you’d like one, or if you’d like to know more about the project, head on over to:
www.yesterdayithoughtofyou.blogspot.com
Categories: artwork · illustration · news
Tagged: art, free, postcard, ST5K
Categories: Work updates · artwork · design · illustration
Tagged: adelaide, deer, drawing, female, Format festival, Fringe, illustration, nude, owl, ST5K, tiger, zebra
As part of the Adelaide Fringe 09, a group of inspirational DIY/ street artists have put together the FORMAT festival, which includes a whole bunch of DIY workshops, a zine hub, street art projects and much more. Embedded in the Format festival is ST5K – literally, STreet 5000 (Adelaide’s postcode). I’ll be exhibiting some free, DIY-style works on Friday 6th March at NotCoffee as part of a giant ST5K group exhibition. It will be called ‘Yesterday, I thought of you’.

Categories: artwork · news
Tagged: adelaide, DIY, Format festival, Fringe, ST5K, street art
I feel very humbled by the amount of interest people have shown in regards to my Golden Koi shoes (see earlier post). These shoes are now available as custom orders on my etsy. As a custom order, they can be make in any size or style, and designs can be adapted to suit the individual. I will also be uploading some of my jewellery pieces in the coming days.
Site available here:
www.cloudsparrow.etsy.com

Categories: artwork · design · news
Tagged: custom, design, etsy, koi, shoes
November 21, 2008 · 1 Comment
These two ’sculptural drawings’ are a quick preview of the installation I will be putting together for next week’s OBJECT exhibition (Paperhorse Studios, Rundle Mall, Adelaide). The installation will also include the Golden Koi shoes (as written about in a previous post) together with a variety of jewellery and wearable objects made from hand-illustrated heat-formed plastics.

installation (work in progress)
Categories: artwork
Tagged: exhibition, illustration, installation
November 19, 2008 · 1 Comment
These shoes will make up part of my contribution to next weeks one night event, ‘OBJECT’ at Paperhorse Studios. Commissions for similar work are available.
Categories: artwork
Tagged: art, custom, design, goldfish, koi, shoes
November 15, 2008 · 1 Comment

Object Exhibition
Sadly, this will be my last show as part of Paperhorse Studios. I will miss the studio kids dearly, and I look forward to having one last (big) send off. The exhibition will showcase the work of resident artists:
Dan Withey, Danica Wellsheitman (aka Nickas), Lauren Sutter, James Dean, Egija Mittenberga, Stasi Kotaris, Suzanne Karagiannis and Lisa King.
And welcoming guest artist ‘Julian Ishere’.
Paperhorse Studios
Level 2, 93 Rundle Mall, Adelaide 5000
Thur 27th Nov – ONE NIGHT ONLY EVENT!
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Tagged: adelaide, art, exhibition, object, paperhorse studios, rundle mall
Chris Tamm / Konsumterra – co-organiser of the Sydney street art festival, ST2K, has been kind enough to post a plethora of images from the ST2K exhibition, Here Comes Trouble. We are very excited to see our little gameboy lieblings on display, and are both humbled and grateful to be a part of the festival.

Here Comes Trouble, ST2K, Sydney, October 2008
ST2K brings together street artists, zinesters, poets and performers for a giant, fuzzy celebration of all things DIY. With many thanks to Christie Torrington and Chris Tamm. Visit his stuff at:
www.flickr.com/photos/konsumterra/
Categories: news · toys
Tagged: festival, gameboy, plushie, street art, sydney