The things I took in my luggage when I shifted city
A safety warning for Hanmer Springs
Sketchbook pages from 2007, my 15th sketchbook
Some of these images were used in my 6th form photography portfolio, traced from negatives of photos I took of my brother Robere and his dog Bell in Port Chalmers on a photographic enlarger
Uneaten Razor Syndicate was my Tascam 4-track noise project at the time
Inspired by Fergus Bourke’s photograph on the cover of the band Stump’s album A Fierce Pancake, this is one of two illustrations of mine that were featured in Paul McDermott’s excellent oral history on the band.
It and McDermott’s accompanying radio documentary are an incredibly illuminating and comprehensive tribute to an utterly unique group.
Here’s the other illustration that appeared in the article, the late Mick Lynch who passed away in December.
Sketchbook page - Draft for this poster, scrawled quickly one night at the pub
My largest body of work is easily my sketchbooks. I’m going to make it a mission this year to post pages from them more often.
This is from the first one when I started numbering them in 2004
The back cover of my 28th visual diary I covered with stickers over the space of more than 6 months
I started numbering them when I was 13
Cover for one of my current sketchbooks featuring a photocopy of my hand from a sketchbook from my teenage years. The blue stuff is risographed
Photocopied sketchbook page on newsprint, 2014
Sketchbook drawing
My friend Veronica’s dog Badger. She’s making a dogzine that will be coming out in December
Some sketchbook pages that appear in my new zine Streets of Tubing
The covers of three of my sketchbooks this year. I’ve kept a daily sketchbooks since I was 13. Some of the stuff from these have gone into my new zine Streets of Tubing
A page from my 15th Visual Diary when I was 17.
Tall Dwarfs are one of my favourite bands. The first part of a four hour career retrospective of Chris Knox and Alec Bathgate I did for The Odditties Show on Radio One you can listen to here