It is the end of the golden weather here in AKL and to be honest it has been more of a golden grey at best this summer.

One of the projects I’ve been working on is painting my buddy Denim’s bike. Continue reading
Uncle Denim take 2
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Space Is The Place

Yeah! This is going to be a great exhibition with some of my favourite people. I’m painting all sorts of crazy green haired ladies like the one here and finally printed copies of ‘Now or Never’, will be available which Josh Slater and I collaborated on last year. Yeah!
It’s also the official opening for the gallery Number 4 on Cross St and Inhouse Projects and happens to co-incide with the first First Thursdays event for the year. Phew. It’s early here, I’m out for coffee…
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Tagged Aimee Kathryn Robinson, art, Auckland, Ben Tankard, Chris Stapp, Clara Chon, Drab Doo-riffs, Elija Pennington, Erin Forsyth, Golden Axe, Illustration, Imogen Taylor, Joanna Galvin, Josh Slater, Matt Malloy, Paul E Sothers, Sci-fi, squirt, Vincent Galen Shields, Vincent Lum
100 Portraits
Wow! The prolific Scott Hamilton has been making us all look lazy by producing 100 portraits in 20 weeks. I was blown away yesterday to find out that I am the subject of number 93. It is one of the nicest compliments I have ever received. Only 7 more to go Scott! Then what?!!!
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EYESORE
Secret amazing project! Visit http://eyesoreon.tumblr.com/ for all the details. It’s a whole new body of work I’m unleashing on 2012. Colour, lurid at that, who ever would have thunk?
It’s treacherous I know but I’m working over on Tumblr too.
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Tagged art, Erin Forsyth, EYESORE, Illustration, skull, tiger, zombie
Die in a fire…

A little grim some might say…
Here is the first attempt and second attempt at producing album artwork I hope you can guess the genre! I didn’t get the gig as my work was HEAPS to similar to one of the giants (I unknowingly selected the same reference from a selection I’d been given…whoops!).
These two works are hand drawn with Indian ink and pigment liner on A3 water colour paper. I’ll take you best offer trades included!
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Tagged burning man, burning people, crucifixtion, doom rock, drawing, Erin Forsyth, evil, goat man, Illustration, indian ink, pigment liner, stoner rock





