Superheros Return

Good news, looks like "Break glass, in case of emergency" might be picked for an interesting sounding new art show - we shall wait and see. I'm glad I never sold all three of the original sculptures now - though I do wish I'd got round to getting proper prints made up.

Birthday

Empire States meets the big apple. Isn't Lego great, the above is a gift I was sent for my birthday from my friends in New York. Its been along time since I built some Lego and is was lots of fun. Might go buy some more.

made me sad

Found this little guy in the road - so thats what happened to the ginerbread man when he tried to run away, he was run over by a steam roller.

Where are they now?

A wee image I've been working on and hope to produce as a limited series of prints very soon.

Emergency

Sketch for a short comic novel I'm working on about an isolated Lighthouse keeper.

Well - I'm afraid my computer has returned minus my hard drive which has packed in. Meaning I've lost nearly all my work from the last couple of years and lots of my music and more importantly my photos. I've reinstalled what backup files I've got but some of those have packed in as well. Most disappointing of all I've lost the whole of a new project I was about to reveal called 365 days of sky. Last year I took a photo of the sky each day, wherever I was in the world. The result was a beautiful kaleidoscope of blues, greys and whites as the ever changing sky twisted and blurred above me each day. Sadly, it is now, nearly all gone.

There is a chance the retrieval company might be able to get the information back - but their prices start at £500. Doh. Maybe if I go ahead and I do get the images back - I can sell prints of the sky photos to help recover my loses. Here's a couple of the ones I've still got.

St Louis Arch, USA Stockholm, Sweden Glasgow, Scotland

I'll attempt to put the rest of this site back together from the remnants of my back up files.

Under Construction

Gav's snow duck - 2006 (by Gav)

I am attempting to smarten up this blog and make it a bit more seamless with my section of Hole in my Pocket.com. You may notice a few changes in the next week as I try and work out what all the html stuff is all about. Fingers crossed I don't screw the whole thing up completely and it disapers.

I may also try learn how to spell things better.