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Nature doesn't move in straight lines and neither do I
May 17, 2023
At some point while I was in University I decided that I wanted to get into growing food. I really cannot remember exactly why, but I think I was reading a...
Studio Update: May
May 11, 2023
I wanted to make these a monthly thing as I hope updating people about what I'm working on is interesting. I always find the behind the scenes look at other...
Posters
May 4, 2023
I've become pretty interested in posters recently. I think I'm drawn to the way they are both very creative and very commercial. The more I do things as a...
Caffeine
April 26, 2023
So I don't really drink caffeine. Not out of any particular health ideals, but just because most things with caffeine in them are bitter (coffee, tea) or...
Regional Language
April 20, 2023
Two experiences recently sort of expanded my mind a little in regards to how I think about what my influences are in terms of art making. The first was when...
The playful insanity of art
April 11, 2023
Something I often think about when I'm out making art is what on earth some random hiker or traveller would make of what I'm doing. This picture is from a...
Studio Update: March
March 29, 2023
Hello everyone, I've been wanting to try a studio update once a month for a while now, but I kept forgetting. For a while I thought it'd be fun to do it as a...
Perfect practice
March 24, 2023
When I was in school I was really into music. Mainly listening though I went through times where I played a lot too. When I first started playing guitar I...
Take Away
March 15, 2023
I think that we, generally, know a lot more than we realise. Often little nuggets of wisdom are buried deep, things we know but aren't conscious of. One...
The right kind of busy
March 9, 2023
As I was walking to the supermarket yesterday I started wondering to myself 'Matt, why do you enjoy things that are slightly inconvenient?'. The supermarket...
The value of play
March 2, 2023
I think I've previously written that one of my less well known time sinks is playing video games. A lot of people at age 33 have grown out of video games and...
Little Bets
February 21, 2023
So I have a confession to make: I often enjoy some business-adjacent self-help-light content. There's a ton of crap in this area, but there's also some very...
Two weeks, Ten things
February 15, 2023
Recently, I spent two weeks in hospital. It was not planned or expected at all. One day I developed a screaming headache that wouldn't go away, no drugs or...
No shortcuts, but lots of deviations
January 18, 2023
When I made my second zine I included a little bit of text. The zine was a collection of photographs from Kosciusko National Park, a place I really enjoyed...
Summer is for rest
January 11, 2023
Something I've come to accept over the last 3-4 years is that summer is, for me, a time of rest. Previously, summer was about adventure. For most of my adult...
Looking Forward
January 5, 2023
During COVID I learned how much of my life is motivated by what's 3-6 months ahead of me. Melbourne's long lockdowns (one of the world's longest at 277 days)...
Hot/Cold
December 28, 2022
Currently it seems many places are having some extreme weather. Actually, something my girlfriend mentioned earlier this year as that Australia appears to be...
Exposure
December 22, 2022
One of the things I tried in 2022 was to start an art project about the Ocean. The Ocean is a really fascinating thing. In a lot of ways, water defines Earth...
Autonomy is magic
December 13, 2022
I'm sure I'm not the only one who, from time to time, finds themselves doing some life or values questionnaire. Sometimes these come mandated from my job (as...
Rick Owens
December 7, 2022
No one has ever accused me of being fashionable, for very good reason. I think my Mum and girlfriend have a secret chat where they share photos of me in...
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