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).
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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
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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.
St Kilda Pier
My return trip from Melbourne included cycling the bike track from Sandringham. Getting the train to Flinders Street would have been easier but I decided to get some exercise.
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