Wednesday, 27 March 2013
The Life and Loves of Jet Tea
My brother wrote a novel. It's a sort of semi fictional story of a guy called Jet Tea (who, for all intents and purposes, is real), and his quest for love.
Or so I think. I haven't read it yet. (I will, I AM a good brother! I brought a copy that my girlfriend's going to bring over to Rotterdam with her next week) But maybe you should check it out all the same.
It's titled The Life and Loves of Jet Tea, and it's around 6 pounds I think. It's also a struggling writers first publication, so, yeah...
Here's a link to his blog (we all blog, don't we?). There are also some great short stories on there, like The Little Girl who Thought She was Sonic the Hedgehog. That one's a laugh riot.
http://joeblogs87.blogspot.nl/2013/03/the-life-and-loves-of-jet-tea.html
Sun in Rotterdam
Wondering when it was gonna happen. And it's finally here. The sun is out and everything looks great! Unfortunately it's still as windy as ever, so actually you still need to wear a massive coat and a hoodie (and you're still fucking freezing), but it's all so much more exciting. This was the view form my studio yesterday:
Pretty nice eh? Might do something about the dirty window today...
In other news, I've been doing a bit of life drawing, haven't I? These images are from the 2nd session, and before this, I hadn't done any for at least a year. It's only now that I'm actually drawing what's in front of me, rather than just guessing what's there. I guess that's why none of my drawings at the moment go past the line drawing stage - 'cos I take too much time mapping out the shape first. Oh well. Practice = perfect 'n' all that.. Every cloud... No use crying over spilt so and so...
Yeah..
WOO! xXx
In other news, I've been doing a bit of life drawing, haven't I? These images are from the 2nd session, and before this, I hadn't done any for at least a year. It's only now that I'm actually drawing what's in front of me, rather than just guessing what's there. I guess that's why none of my drawings at the moment go past the line drawing stage - 'cos I take too much time mapping out the shape first. Oh well. Practice = perfect 'n' all that.. Every cloud... No use crying over spilt so and so...
Yeah..
WOO! xXx
Monday, 18 March 2013
Work in Progress
I finished the watercolour stills Maid Service a while back now. I'm currently working on a new collection, titled Teacher Gives Special Lesson. Once again, the images are derived from the free porn website Youporn. After the paintings are completed (This time ten, instead of four), There will be another script reading, of the original movie. I'm thinking of doing a live reading also.
Here's a couple of the final paintings. I'll post the others when they're all finished. Hopefully that will be a couple of weeks...
Here's a couple of the final paintings. I'll post the others when they're all finished. Hopefully that will be a couple of weeks...
| 2/10 - Mr. Hammer undresses Teacher (Danny G Gardner, 2013) |
| 8/10 - Mr Hammer solo, close to orgasm (Danny G Gardner, 2013) |
Tuesday, 6 November 2012
Pornography old lady style
I'm also doing this at the moment. The idea is to elevate something unquestionably 'Low culture' into something uquestionably 'High culture'. It's also a critique on the porn industry. This is just one of several stills from a porno movie I'm turning into watercolours.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
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| Man Fucks Maid on Her Back (Pt. 3) Watercolour on paper |
Saturday, 3 November 2012
"Ego ibo saggitent oneri sursum vestri cunnus"
I'm working on this very ambitious piece of art. This is part of it.. I'll keep you posted
1.
Populum
multum, sico me et sexum Dyabolum imroba mater mea me mittere
probabiliter scire me quod, si plani boyfriend rem. Sumptum in meus
nerui Maximus me habuit quasi parvulus sic ego seduxit eum et
ostendit illi quid teenager indiget recognitionem, amoris et sexus.
Iam mihi, tribus.
2.
Maximus
est realiter subtilis. Non solum vitiatam, sed omni tempore, Ego
diligo eam cum fricat mea tits et digitos mea pussy.
3.
Scit
vir stetit mulier imperita puella justo. Sentio securus mecium in
eum. Amanter dicit ad me “Filla Reginae, nutrientibus me paululum ,
suus ;mirabile sentire labia tua super me” cum id faciam eius
gallus evadat petra durum, tunc et ipse diligenter prolabitur eam in
meam naturale eius debent. Mirum toto corpore tremit voluptati!
4.
Saepe
sentiet ipse tunc dicat “Filla Reginae si ego should adepto vos
praegnans tunc puteus 'uroxem ducere” Credo eum quoque. Dico me
tanto itinere futuit et fortis suus aliquondo futurum sit
5.
“Sed
prius meum Principem volo vos ad perficiendum universitati vestrae
introtium nito” Cum Maximus dicit quod, tunc vult ut perficiat
contraceptionem. Interea ipse suus 'quoque constupraverunt mea anus.
Tunc ille labitur eius gallus sursum meus asinum. Primum tempus adhuc
nocebit sed quia tum ego adepto a terminabunturque omni fere tempus,
cum hes intra penits me.
6.
“Angelum
meum es deus. Ego diligere omnem orgasm eg. Possem te pedicabo horas
fine!”
7.
Super
quod super torsit eius gallus in meam cunnus et sursum meus anisum.
Ipse arietes eius irrumbao intus me ad capulum. Ut Im 'superabit in
trepidatione et clamatis in eum ad mittendas onere est in me
subtrahit irrumabo et Brachyblasti eius cum in faciem meam. Ipse
consiles deinde meis dicentes “Angelum, tunc vicis ego iacio oneri
sursum vestri cunnis, spondeo!!!”
Friday, 1 June 2012
Sounds and Visuals
Saturday, 5 May 2012
Turner Contemporary pt.3
Wow.. Alot can happen in three years.. It seems like I'm a completely new person, the only thing remaining from when i launched back in 2011 was that i was studying art. I'm at a new adress, at university, in a new band (http://www.facebook.com/WinterFloweringPansies), and have a new bunch of friends - well, that would be expected wouldnt it?..
I'm writing to update you on exhibition #3 at the Turner Contemporary in Margate (however, chances are you can't go, cos it ends on the 7th of this month). The gallery was split in 2, with a Hamish Fulton exhibition (old works and new), and a possibly more fitting exhibition of the man himself, JMW Turner. Also on display was August Rodin's The Kiss, which is set to leave on 02/09/12.
I wasn't really into anything i saw when i visited last tuesday (although i did do about 6 laps of The Kiss). I started up the main stairs, and was greeted by a gigantic wall work of Fulton's, documenting one of several walks he'd been on. There was more like this one in the three rooms of the gallery he'd had. I wasnt really taken by these - i guess i found it hard to link the large plastic letters adhered to the wall with the sometimes week-long walks that the pieces were talking about. There were a dozen or so smaller works situated on one wall - some as old as the seventies, some more recent. These were far better in my opinion, than the large works. Some were just painted pieces of lollipop stick-sized wood nailed directly to the wall, some were made during his time as a student at Central Saint Martins. (Can't upload image for some reason.. Here it is http://peterfoolen.blogspot.co.uk/2012/01/hamish-fulton-galleri-riis-stockholm.html)
Then there was Turner. Very fitting for This gallery as on it's site used to be a bed and breakfast turner would stay in frequently. Apparently the light of the sky from Thanet is unlike any other, as theres nothing in its way 'til the north pole.. Or something. So yeah, alot of the paintings in this exhibition would've been paintes only a few metres away from where they're displayed.. I'll be honest with you, i didny pay much attention to this bit - i went to a watercolour exhibition at Tate Britain not so long ago, so i was all Turner'd out! There were some beautifully simple paintings of horizon's, coastlines and night times though..
Next up is a big Tracey Emin exhibition, of new work. Which is also very fitting for margate, and that opens 26/05/12, so we'll see.. I'll keep you posted
Ciao xXx
I'm writing to update you on exhibition #3 at the Turner Contemporary in Margate (however, chances are you can't go, cos it ends on the 7th of this month). The gallery was split in 2, with a Hamish Fulton exhibition (old works and new), and a possibly more fitting exhibition of the man himself, JMW Turner. Also on display was August Rodin's The Kiss, which is set to leave on 02/09/12.
I wasn't really into anything i saw when i visited last tuesday (although i did do about 6 laps of The Kiss). I started up the main stairs, and was greeted by a gigantic wall work of Fulton's, documenting one of several walks he'd been on. There was more like this one in the three rooms of the gallery he'd had. I wasnt really taken by these - i guess i found it hard to link the large plastic letters adhered to the wall with the sometimes week-long walks that the pieces were talking about. There were a dozen or so smaller works situated on one wall - some as old as the seventies, some more recent. These were far better in my opinion, than the large works. Some were just painted pieces of lollipop stick-sized wood nailed directly to the wall, some were made during his time as a student at Central Saint Martins. (Can't upload image for some reason.. Here it is http://peterfoolen.blogspot.co.uk/2012/01/hamish-fulton-galleri-riis-stockholm.html)
Then there was Turner. Very fitting for This gallery as on it's site used to be a bed and breakfast turner would stay in frequently. Apparently the light of the sky from Thanet is unlike any other, as theres nothing in its way 'til the north pole.. Or something. So yeah, alot of the paintings in this exhibition would've been paintes only a few metres away from where they're displayed.. I'll be honest with you, i didny pay much attention to this bit - i went to a watercolour exhibition at Tate Britain not so long ago, so i was all Turner'd out! There were some beautifully simple paintings of horizon's, coastlines and night times though..
Next up is a big Tracey Emin exhibition, of new work. Which is also very fitting for margate, and that opens 26/05/12, so we'll see.. I'll keep you posted
Ciao xXx
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