Lolly art

Seems she might enjoy making art even more than eating sugary treats.

'Tis the season

From You Had One Job

FB's BS serving system

Someone at Facebook has a sense of humour, judging by the name of this cookie I've started noticing they put on my computer when I visit their website.

It's called "bs.serving-sys" and I guess that means bullshit serving system.

Drown her out with headphones

Storytelling lessons from Pixar

Gluttony

I've been enjoying toasted sandwiches recently, as well as homemade bread. The combination of these two is taking its toll on my toasted-sandwich-maker, as you can see.

My favourite filling is either Stilton with broccoli and apple or Shropshire Blue with asparagus.

The tomato, mushroom and smoked Wagyu the other day was also good.

Stated

The local paper wrote about my part in Naviar Records' State of Origin exhibition and compilation.

You can see video for my track Willimbong and read about it here.

DIY Public Relations

In August this year I spoke at Dream Big on how to promote your work as an artist, sharing tips for writing media releases and engaging an audience.

A video based on that presentation is now online.

Heart in a jar

“Despite my ghoulish reputation, I really have the heart of a small boy. I keep it in a jar on my desk.”
― Robert Bloch

Slander on Facebook

This screenshot comes from a community Facebook page and, aside from being funny when you read what motivated the potentially defamatory content, it demonstrates issues with moderation.

Elsewhere I've seen a tattooist defamed on a local newspaper's Facebook page at an early hour when the moderator wouldn't have been present to delete the post.

It made me wonder who would be responsible in a defamation case. Would it be the poster or the publisher? If the latter, is Facebook the publisher or is the page moderator at fault for comments?