May. 26, 2012 at 12:33pm
I have two works in an upcoming group portrait exhibition, Physiognomies. This show features a range of international work - including an Andy Warhol video installation. This is the second consecutive year that I have exhibited with the Primo Piano Living Gallery in Italy. The Physiognomies exhibition includes works from my series “faces”. My prints consist of graphite illustration and digital design and they draw on ideas relating to hybridity. Within these portraits of machine-creatures, I explore the possibilities of morphing the animate and inanimate.The exhibition runs from June 2-23. Check it out online or pop in in you are in Italy’s glorious south.

I have two works in an upcoming group portrait exhibition, Physiognomies. This show features a range of international work - including an Andy Warhol video installation.

This is the second consecutive year that I have exhibited with the Primo Piano Living Gallery in Italy. The Physiognomies exhibition includes works from my series “faces”. My prints consist of graphite illustration and digital design and they draw on ideas relating to hybridity. Within these portraits of machine-creatures, I explore the possibilities of morphing the animate and inanimate.

The exhibition runs from June 2-23. Check it out online or pop in in you are in Italy’s glorious south.

May. 25, 2012 at 10:57am
My second portrait for the upcoming Physiognomies Exhibition at the Primo Piano Living Gallery Italy (Taken with instagram)

My second portrait for the upcoming Physiognomies Exhibition at the Primo Piano Living Gallery Italy (Taken with instagram)

May. 23, 2012 at 3:31pm
One of my works from the upcoming portrait exhibition at the Primo Piano LivinGallery Italy (Taken with instagram)

One of my works from the upcoming portrait exhibition at the Primo Piano LivinGallery Italy (Taken with instagram)

May. 20, 2012 at 12:38pm
Sight: Gloria’s dream was to grace the great stages of the world. So it was with a sense of sad acceptance that she remained in the local family circus. [For Illustration Friday]

Sight:

Gloria’s dream was to grace the great stages of the world.

So it was with a sense of sad acceptance that she remained in the local family circus.

[For Illustration Friday]

(Source: bettysargeant)

May. 15, 2012 at 6:02pm
On my weekly @ReadingsBooks sojourn I found this picture book beauty by Anna Hymas (Taken with instagram)

On my weekly @ReadingsBooks sojourn I found this picture book beauty by Anna Hymas (Taken with instagram)

May. 14, 2012 at 10:31am
The award-winning Australian born, Irish bred and New York based picture book writer and illustrator, Oliver Jeffers, reminded us how to really entertain a crowd at his appearance in Melbourne yesterday.

The award-winning Australian born, Irish bred and New York based picture book writer and illustrator, Oliver Jeffers, reminded us how to really entertain a crowd at his appearance in Melbourne yesterday.

May. 13, 2012 at 6:15pm
Oliver Jeffers was fabulous in his talking-reading-drawing session today at dymocks Melbourne.

Oliver Jeffers was fabulous in his talking-reading-drawing session today at dymocks Melbourne.

May. 11, 2012 at 9:47am
My new sparse studio. I now have heating and am ready for a great winter wonderland immersed within technology as I animate my new picture book. 

My new sparse studio. I now have heating and am ready for a great winter wonderland immersed within technology as I animate my new picture book. 

Apr. 30, 2012 at 12:52pm with 29 notes
Reblogged from harrymitchell
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My students tell me about an important new skill: it involves maintaining eye contact with someone while you text someone else; it’s hard, but it can be done.
— The Flight From Conversation - NYTimes.com (via sisterwife)
8:13am

As I sit in the bay window within the silence of Varuna’s dinning room, I wonder what the outside world is doing. This is my last morning of my writing and illustration fellowship - I have been so absorbed in the macro-micro world of my new book that I have not thought about Barak Obama, Libya, or making school lunches for what seems like an age. I think I am ready … but it’s hard to tell.

(Source: bettysargeant)