House and studio move is forcing me to finish the 99. That’s OK but it means I have no time to blog – probably a good thing – no one reads it anyway.
So in an effort to catch up I thought I could just add pictures….
This is a still from a video. Sound would’ve been nice to go with this but I’m keeping that to myself!
This needs to be written quickly. Self-imposed deadlines are looming and an artistic panic is setting in. Just how I like it. The deadline for voting on your favourite Surrey Artist at the New Ashgate Gallery is also fast approaching. See you at the closing ceremony on thursday 7th…
If you haven’t voted yet – it’s Philip with one ‘l’.
Roll up, roll up. In an effort to conclude this 99 thing before my studio becomes a distant memory, I will be completing the series for one last send off some time in early November. Relocation/closing down sale. I am up to 83 so painting the final 16 should be achievable in a month if I put Call of Duty down.
Provisional dates are set for the 5th and 6th November. Bring cash. And friends. And their cash.
It’s official. We’re out. The landlord has effectively given us ten days to come up with a ridiculous amount of money to buy the place or we’re out. Bye then house. Homelessnessness I can cope with but what I am going to do about a studio?! Numerous very kind offers of spare rooms and sheds have been coming in. Thanks everybody…
It’s not all bad. We’ve started looking at new houses and initial findings find initially that we may have been missing out. Turns out some houses have upstairs’ bathrooms, (as opposed to afterthoughts attached to the kitchen). Some have driveways that don’t involve 4×4’s! Alot have bedrooms that actively encourage cat-swinging, (we have been storing a few in a box and they need to be let out). Damp enters through the use of flannels; mold, only seen in the back of the fridge.
What modern times these are!!
