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I love this SO MUCH.
By David Fullarton (spotted on For Me For You).

FILE MANAGEMENT

I finally updated my way out of date website.
It's super simple right now but I like it!

At some point I'd like to take pictures of my prints and replace the digital versions on the website with their far more vibrant, better looking real life twins. Because paint is basically made of magic.

Are you good at file management? I like to think I'm an organized person, but I'm absolutely not. I've lied to myself about being organized my entire life and it's time to fess up! I make piles, I never hang up my clothes, and everything gets saved to my desktop. I wonder if it's too late to teach an old dog new tricks?

KILLING TIME.

TAKE ONE

I've been busy with band adventures lately and haven't done much drawing or printing. I did develop my first roll of film from the new Diana camera though! Dreamy, unfocused pictures make me the HAPPIEST.

HOT SUMMER FASHION.

This week I printed up some new t-shirts for my band.
Speaking of which, we just started a band blog HERE!

SOUND ADVICE.

The other day I won a couple of very nice letterpress posters by Roll & Tumble Press via Heart Handmade. Awesome! Think Before Speaking is surely something I could stand to be reminded of more often. Considering this is the first contest I've ever won, perhaps the universe thinks so too?

SETTING RECORDS.

Vinyl turned out to be a pretty good surface for printing on!

I picked up a new impractical plastic toy this week!
Somewhere there is a pawn shop owner with a lot of nice, dependable cameras laughing at me.

RIGHT ROUND LIKE A RECORD.

Next printing project = a poster printed on vinyl records.
For the Music Gallery's 33 1/3rd Birthday Fundraiser.
A new printing surface!
Fingers crossed for smooth sailing.

STRIKE!

BITS AND BYTES

D: "It's A Hell Of A Hobby"

Screen printing is for crazy people.

VISUAL DELIGHTS!

HALO HALO EXHIBITION & FUNDRAISER!

URBANSPACE GALLERY | 401 RICHMOND ST. W MARCH 2nd to March 7th, 2009
LAUNCH PARTY MARCH 6 | $5 ADMISSION 6PM to LATE (PERFORMANCES START AT 9PM)

FEATURING ARTISTS . . .

Fiona Smyth | Michael Comeau | Andrew Zukerman | Jacob Horwood | Winston Hacking | Steph Davidson | Jesjit Gill | Randy Gagne | Michael Deforge | Ginette Lapalme | Jan Avendano | Tomas Del Balso | Alexandra Mackenzie | Deadweight! | Team Macho

Tetsunori (Japan) | MIRUKI TUSKO (Belgium) | Urban Inks (New York) | E.T. Press (Baltimore) | Luke Ramsey (Vancouver) | Kilusan Collective (Philippines)

++ Week long installation by Exploding Motor Car
++ Film Fort screening of Keita Kurosaka films
++ Free halo-halo made by Chef Rudy
++ Celebrating the collaborative work from over 60 students in 2008

PERFORMANCES BY . . .

Music Neighbour 3 | Multi | Apt.909 | 663A | Masia One | Ana EQ | Minae Omi | Tower of DJ | Exploding Motor Car

Curated By Jeff Garcia.

TALKING ABOUT MAGIC.

Fun: Halo Halo (a screen printing studio in Toronto) featured DW on their awesome blog. I talk about cleaning, which obviously makes for very exciting reading. You will not be able to sleep at night!

READ HERE: CLICK CLICK CLICK


Picture from "Dangerous Minds" Collaborative Zine (HALO HALO)

"HALO HALO SCREEN PRINTING is a nomadic screen printing studio offering experimental workshops."

INVESTIGATE HERE: CLICK CLICK CLICK

PASSING TIME.

ANIMAL PLANET.

I work at an office.
This year I received a daily calendar as a gift from my best co-worker.
It features various mood enhancing animal shots.
I am not allowed to look ahead.
Probability of bunnies? 1 in 5.