There is a massive bush fire prowling around the forests about 20
kilometres to the west of me. Every day, conditions change according to the
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- chrissie
- Albania, Kinjarling, Australia
- sometimes up, sometimes down, always alive.
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[image: espy] [Images: Via Peter Moore’s piece on “dueling weathermen” over at *Nautilus* ]. As mentioned in the previous post, I recently had the pleasure o...
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A juvenile Grey Goshawk stopped by the house this morning...we had a nice visit.
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Vast tacks of that time are indescribable but lately, I've just been doin stuff.
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*This is NOT our book and we want nothing to do with it! *A publisher in China stole our identities as well as our publisher's identity and published a "s...
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So now that the celebrities have okayed the port expansion project, the whole game changes. Peter Garrett thinks it's alright, as does our very own westy r...
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What is it that moves over the body of a society? It is always flows, and a person is always a cutting off [coupure] of a flow. A person is always a point ...
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4 comments:
They look just GREAT up on your blog!
Wow, right into texture.....why did you stop painting? Or didn't you?
Love your pictures Chrissy,
what an amazing view you have.
in melbourne i was drawing people on the train between home and uni for fun. since i've been in albany i've just been so busy painting my fingernails...i still love painting, but LA study has been so consuming i've only got a couple of canvases in those 4 years. and that'sbeen self portraits. now i have more time i will get myself back into it. had a go at incorperating painting into my studies for a while but just didn't have the wherewithall to make it work. need more time to consider what i'm doing than the quick turn around of desing school.
but getting these paintings back from iain, who very kindly offered them to me after looking after them for about 10 years, i was suprised and delighted and i feel very inspired to get back into this kind of work again.
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