End of year exhibition

Well tonight was my end of year exhibition, at Tafe. It's weird to think its all over now. I took a few photos before the crowds poured in (there were so many people there, it was amazing). The top picture is of me with some of the girls from my class (you might noticed, I have dyed my hair red!!) . The middle picture is my banner, which I was exhibiting on the night. And the last shot is of some pretty decals on the windows, which I thought were quite cute. There was some amazing work on display, very inspiring.
Also amazingly enough, the Forth Thread zine showed up in the nick of time and we were able to give a stack away for free.

Forth Thread Issue One

You may recall, I am part of a design collaboration called 'Forth Thread', a website and zine
dedicated to showcasing established and up and coming talent.

The much anticipated moment, is soon upon us. We are nervously waiting and praying
the zines come from the printer today (as promised). Because after several months of hard work, lots of emails and late nights on msn, the Forth Thread zine is finally here! Featuring some amazing talent from around the world.
And tonight, at our end of year Tafe Exhibition we will be giving away 400 signed copies!!!
After tonight, we will start selling them, so don't fret if you miss out. There is plenty to go around.

More happenings

Last week was another busy week, a few highlights included;

Well Wednesday night was another Enmore Talks, this time I wan't part of the team organising it, so I got to just chill out and listen to some really interesting speakers. My fav being sixty40. They do really cool animation, and have made ads for Kmart.
There was also provided free pizza at the talk, which was great :)


Then Thursday night I went to the Curvy launch with some of the Leeloo girls, which was lots of fun and the art was amazing!
It was nice to meet some of the other girls who sell there work through Leeloo.
This is us standing with Bec Winnel's art.



Then on Friday I went to Semi-Permanent which was really inspiring. AND... My work was in the Semi- permanent book, which was really exciting to finally see.