
There's not much left growing in the garden after the hot hot days we have had of late. A couple of Black Eyed Suzie type daisies have managed to survive both the bugs and the heat.
Copyright 2005
Things I know or don't. Things I wonder about why. A small piece of me.
I've recently become enthralled with Illustrator, as much as Photoshop and as I am also thoroughly "into" the retro look, playing with the Groovy flower thing seemed like a natural place to go.
I should be busy designing stamps, but there is something to be said for Flower Power and the enjoyment of being back in front of my own computer again.
Well I am back safe and sound in the Northern Hemisphere. Travelling is not much fun these days...
Anyway, despite all the recent dramas and some trepidation at visiting, I had a good time in London.
This is a composite of a few of the pics I took while I was there.
This is the helm piece on the Brig Amity by the foreshore in Ablany. She is really rather lovely...probably has a name. I'll have to find out.
Enjoying the last of a sunny day with the boys down by the Brig Amity.
They go back to school this week and I will be heading back to the other side of the world - yep..sniff sniff.
And here's another... this one though seems to speak to me of London and my contemplations at being there sometime next week.
When I can snag five consecutive minutes on my son's computer I can feed the pixel fever. I dont think there is anything deep and meaningful in the recent uploads with heads floating about the place - though you never know!!
The photo's of a tree snapped in the middle of Perth city a couple of days ago. I've Photoshopped it to change the colours and contrasts just for fun, but the orginal was taken on a clear blue sky day in the middle of winter. I've no idea why it has no leaves, as it seems to have the skin of a gum tree - strange but true.
Ages ago I painted a whole bunch of smeary background stuff. Today I scanned it into the puter and used it to cut and paste fill the face.
The first day in ages where I did not have to rush off and do anything and it was wet and rainy enough for me to be content to stay indoors and "create" something.
I finally got around to scanning these. I made them when I was messing around the other night - hiding from seven noisy boys having a sleepover. I took refuge in the dining room and made a few postcards with whatever I could put my hands on without venturing into their space. I am not sure that my little 20year old sewing machine was that thrilled about chewing through paper, but it did it anyway!
This picture is taken a few minutes away from where the boy's school is situated, overlooking Oyster Harbour and from the banks of the Kalgan River.