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- Zine Daze 3 Cover
- Port Melbourne on a Bicycle with Jellyfish Umbrell...
- Blue Haired Punk
- Wavy Hair On A Train
- Lady on a Train, Bairnsdale Line October
- Metamorphosising Tattooed Magpie Passenger on the ...
- 'In An Emergency' - Another Bairnsdale Line Sketch
- St Kilda Pier
- Healesville Zinesters Train Sketch
- Healesville Zine Day 2026 - Some Zine Makers
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November
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Thursday, 12 November 2026
Zine Daze 3 Cover
Tuesday, 10 November 2026
Port Melbourne on a Bicycle with Jellyfish Umbrella and View of Carnival Cruise Ship
On my recent trip to Melbourne and the Healesville zine day I did a bicycle ride from Sandringham to Melbourne central. I lingered briefly at the Port Melbourne to sketch the cruise ship, Carnival. It was a very quick sketch as rain approached and I wanted to get to the train station without getting soaked before getting the train to Gippsland. The bike ride took about three hours including a couple of stops. (Yeah, I know all the speedsters, in their lycra would do it in an hour). The picture of me on the bike and the acrylic paint I added at home and yes, I forgot to include the bike helmet. Thanks Shona, for the conversation. (Maybe I should make a habit of acknowledging people like that and maybe one day they will see their names mentioned with my artwork).
Monday, 9 November 2026
Blue Haired Punk
My weekend portrait day was very productive as I made several sketches of our subject, Sheena, in blue haired punk mode. I added some paint at home to enhance the pencil and gel pen and intensified colors and line using 'Photos' on the computer.
Friday, 6 November 2026
Thursday, 5 November 2026
Wednesday, 4 November 2026
Metamorphosising Tattooed Magpie Passenger on the Bairnsdale Line
The male companion of the previous passenger post had some hand tattoos that circled his knuckles. His top proclaimed a mystic tribal association with his totem, the magpie and may have contributed to his metamorphosis. However, the were-magpie was too engrossed in his device to be cognisant of my artistic attention.











