Artsy Turnip

Click on the image for the full size version. I've never really been a fan of raunch culture, and at one point in 2004 I was less than amused by the amount of clothing targeted at teenagers my age that supported it. So, I picked up my rage pen and drew a satirical advertisement which I ...

Here’s a wee portrait I drew mid-2004 right after I got into Ben Kweller; one of my first real attempts at a portrait.

This was a birthday card I wrote for my first Japanese tutor back in high school. She had a cat called "Meru-chan" (short for "Melbourne), and it was one of those kitties who looked permanently grumpy. Click the image for the full-sized version. Card translation is as follows: Left panel: "On your birthday..." <-- "Meru-chan" Middle panel: "I intend to ...

I remember drawing this picture in a Japanese class, heh heh. I was quite tired as I remember. This is Swordthumb, her head filled with Andrietta.

I can't remember exactly, but knowing me this Easter picture was probably delivered to my friends and family late.

One day during a free period in high school I decided I'd had enough of the stupid conversations about nothing that I believed represented my generation of teenagers. Little did I know then that people were almost exactly the same at university, and in the workforce... This was drawn as part of an idea I had ...

This was drawn directly after a chocolate high in order to recapture the glorious feeling.

I love the show "Father Ted". I drew this portrait of the late (and great!) Dermot Morgan's titular character just after I became obsessed with it.

This was a picture designed to go in an old web site of mine in the artwork depository. I thought it might be fun to put both Kiba and Swordthumb in their own worlds with their own colouring schemes. I remember I thought I was so cool for incorporating a photo of lightning in the background! ...

This was my interpretation of a line from Radiohead's song "Street Spirit". I used to love drawing stylised hearts back then.