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Friday, July 1, 2011

LIFE Exhibition East Gallery London Opening tonight 5pm


For everyone in London, opening tonight the 1st of July at East Gallery is the "Life" Exhibition featuring Australian Artists. Raising money for the charity RED. 5pm, East Gallery, 214 Brick Lane, London.

Checkout the preview of my 2 colour screenprinted piece below, which was also used for the flyers. There's an after party too. Full details can be found here - http://heapsgood.co.uk/life

Friday, February 25, 2011

Gra Gra while waiting for a save

Sketch of Graham Kennedy and Ugly Dave on Blankety Blanks while waiting for a file to save. Quality.

Monday, January 25, 2010

Australia Day Eamo Tee's - now for sale at the Milkbar!


Just opened up shop again with a nice new selection of Tee's, just in time for Australia Day!
The Milkman has finally delivered the first ever Tee to Eamo's Milkbar. This first crate has only 28 Tee's. Snap up a fresh sausage T-shirt roll while stocks last. More at the Milkbar!

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

ROYAL MELBOURNE SHOW!


On Sunday I ventured to the Royal Melbourne Show to do a review for threethousand.com.au The Polaroid camera got a workout that day!


Dagwood dogs dripping with dead 'orse, hot chips, fairy floss in buckets, ghost trains with that don't-talk-to-strangers kind of feeling, mullets, winny reds and skinny jeans, wood chopping and pig diving, whingeing scally wags, spending an entire year's worth of pocket money on showbags. Cooee it can only mean one thing, the Royal Melbourne Show has rolled into town for it's 154th year, giving us slickers a taste of the rool Australia.

But is the Big Pie still casting a watchful dog's eye over the crowds? To my relief it's still there, in all its piping-hot, pastry glory. Not much has changed from when I was a young bubba with Humphrey showbag in hand, squealing to avoid a traumatic ride on the baby Ferris Wheel, although this time Humphrey was updated with the $10 Gag Magic bag.

All the classic rides are still there - with gaudy airbrush art to rival Howard Arkley's 'Nick Cave' and updated names like 'Freestyle', 'Breakdance' and the Euro-less 'EuroSlide'. But let's face it, Showbags are the real reason we catch the special train from North Melbourne every September. In the words of Russell Gilbert "I WANT A BER
TIE BEETLE!"
 Review here - http://www.threethousand.com.au/stray/the-royal-melbourne-show/

Sunday, February 1, 2009

GORKER GALLERY - CONTAINS 12 PCS OPENING













Shots from GORKER gallery opening night of the Contains 12 Pcs show on Saturday arvo. Runs till 15th February. Cheers to the guys at Gorker - TIMBA, Luke, Nate and Lauren! 

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

MELBOURNE HEATWAVE - STRUTH!

This week in Melbourne we are reportedly going to have our hottest week in 100 years. Forecast for the next 5 days is 40 Degree's Celsius - consecutively, that's 104 Degree's Fahrenheit! In the great Aussie tradition we have bought a homebrand packet of 25 Icey Pole's - or water ices as the el cheapo brand calls them. And like most Aussie's I can speak for all of us in saying that the orange flavor is always the last ones left in the box after, in this order - Rasberry, Lemonade, Mint then orange. Here's one that sadly didn't make it to some parched, dry, chapped, zinc smeared lips on this 38C day in the shade. 

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