120 Days of Simon
Simon Gärdenfors is a Swedish cartoonist/rapper who undertakes to spend four months couch-surfing and document the result. It took maybe an hour to read and I really enjoyed 120 Days of Simon.
The graphic novel format suits the Kevin Smith-esque narrative. Gärdenfors' gonzo reporting is totally understated by the Astro Boy-style visuals though, it ain't for kids.
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random review
The prolific Biffles
One of the bird hides at Fivebough Swamp has had a visit from Biffles, who is nothing but prolific in signing his name. Aside from these tags, there were a couple of black swans courting there today.
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Fivebough,
textual deviants
Car harp
During a weekend remembering my love of aeolian harps I was reminded of this awesome work by Lily Gottlieb-Mchale. Her website says the strings are miked and the sound is transmitted through the car radio.
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aeolian harp
First to 25,000 views
Would you believe that while I was in Cootamundra last weekend my video of an aeolian harp starting up clocked over 25,000 views? That's a personal milestone.
My most popular photograph
Apparently this is the most popular photograph on my blogs.
I guess that around one thousand people have seen it.
It was part of my 2007 exhibition First Three Songs No Flash.
Labels:
photography,
portfolio
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