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Project Type: Archived

Posted on April 16, 2018April 29, 2018

Wrong Way

Exhibited at LCB Depot Print Room from 4-Mar-2016 to 30-Jun-2016.

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Great way to test structural compositions. Must remember this. #REPOST @fionahumphreyart with @get__repost__app I am literally cutting up card and moving it about. Testing out new varifocal contact lenses in the process. #yestherewereeggs #messingabout #cardboardshapes #wellwhynot #noplasters #happyeaster #abstractsketch #repostw10

That's the #spraypaint part done. Still working out what I want to do on side panels. And I need to try and fix where all the masking tape lifted in the sun. At 2.1m x 1m, certainly the biggest thing I've done 😮. #FIAD @dmuleicester

And the next stage. #spraypaintart #FIAD @dmuleicester

Really hoping no incontinent pigeons in the area! #FIAD @dmuleicester

Start of something just a bit bigger! #FIAD @dmuleicester

Usually miss this view because we're @printfestulverston - one upside to #globalwarming.

The brilliant Gould. #REPOST @antiqueprintmaproom with @get__repost__app Title: Malurus Elegans. Artist: John Gould (1804 - 1881) Date: 1848 (1860) Technique: Lithograph with original hand colouring. Magnificent John Gould of the Red-winged fairywren which is endemic to south western Western Australia.Modern common name: Red-winged fairywren Modern binomial name: Malurus elegans First described: Gould 1837 Distribution WA Reference Reader's Digest Book of Birds 2nd ed 1986, Page 442, Ill.442 & 443From John Gould's, The Birds of Australia #repostw10

Really gorgeous building, inside and out. #REPOST @adelaidewriter with @get__repost__app There can never be too many photos of the magnificent Victorian era palm house imported from Bremen, Germany in 1875. Architect Gustav Runge used sophisticated techniques and thanks to restoration and National Trust status it has survived. It is the only one of its kind in the world. A must see part of the beautiful Adelaide Botanic Gardens. . . #palmhouse #botanicalgardens #bremen #germaninfluence #bremenblue #victorianera #nationaltrust #adelaide #historicadelaide #preservingourheritage #sahistory #historysa #historyfestival #adelaidewriter #kaurnaland #repostw10