Sculptural Realism, Art, Sam Jinks, Melbourne, Silicone, miniature, Film and Television
Illustrator Patrick Brown
Tasmania, GTA, Patrick Brown, Avatar, Illustrator, Comics, Launceston, Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar, Games, Humberto Ramos
Interview with Jeremy Geddes
painting, Doomed, Melbourne, Spectrum, The mystery of Eilean Mor, Crichton Award, 3A toys, Geddes
Stuart Gibson
Surf, Beach, Tasmania, Photographer, Hawaii, Canon, film
September 2008: Juggling the day to day operations of running a business can’t be easy, especially when combined with the role of creating new designs. Somehow Camilla d’Antoine from MOZI clearly makes it work, with the launch of a new online shop in the UK and new designs in the pipeline. What have you been [...]
September 2008: Graduating in 1993 Designer and Illustrator Tiel Seivl-Keevers went on to work as a graphic Designer then Lecturer before finally starting her own business Tsk Tsk in 2002. Tiel creates original textile designs, cards, paintings as well as illustrations. What have you been up to lately? Where do I start? This year the [...]
Great microsite for the Queensland government, aimed as a survival guide for young adults. Get out there. By Cru Digital.
Australian edge are now on Twitter. We will be posting regular status updates and info. Follow us here: www.twitter.com/australianedge
Originally from Karratha in WA’s north west, Animator & photographer Tey Vandenberg has recently returned to Australia after a world trip which included Japan, North America, South America and London. You have just returned to Australia after a 7 month world trip which took you to Japan, Canada and South America amongst other places. How [...]
October 2008: There are two things about Melbourne illustrator Andrea Innocent you need to know: she has a great affinity with nerds and otaku, and she has a deep obsession with trivia…as you are about to find out. What have you been up to lately? Desperately trying to finish some drawings for an upcoming group [...]
“NOT QUITE HOLLYWOOD is the wild, untold story of “OZPLOITATION” movies – a time when Australian cinema got its gear off and showed the world a full-frontal explosion of sex, violence, horror and foot-to-the-floor, full bore action! Jam packed full of outrageous anecdotes, lessons in maverick filmmaking and a genuine, infectious love of Australian movies, [...]
The Dopamine campaign is the latest from Australian clothing company, Insight, divided into two inspired and highly original photo/film projects: the Surf and the Skate. Surf Campaign Insight’s surf team took the life aquatic, creating human art as they rode the waves amongst beatnik graveyards, uba scuba canoes and motor-cycle riding femme fatales. Not one [...]
September 2008: Recently back from travels, John Van Den Nieuwenhuizen is one designer who takes a global approach to design seriously. With Professional experience in Sydney, Milan Chicago and now San Fransisco, we caught up with John to find out what he is up to. What have you been up to lately? Currently I’ve been [...]
Part of the Artrage festival, Candy Cult is a character arts exhibition at the breadbox gallery, northbridge,Perth from October 18th to November 2nd.
Perth collective ololo are calling for people interested in spraypainting the Condor Tower car park,..all 5 levels of it. For more info, email: carpark@ololo.info
The Rim clock by Jansen Lye, courtesy of totonko.com