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Grub trail on trunk of a scribbly gum. As the worm grows and eats more, the trail gets wider... This one scribbled a wonderful piece of art... Made in Bundanoon NSW, Morton National Park by Joelle Glas.
trying to get back into painting and making tons of mistakes, frantically searching for an undo button when there isn't one. For some relief I took some photos of my work and tried layering them in Photoshop... What a relief! My blog about it at: www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.206584459384309.57498.1...
Here's a better photo of the cover
Win it 9/19/08 on woolies-woolies.blogspot.com
Read more about it here www.scribblesbook.blogspot.com
July 16 2001.
I think this is the last photo I have from this spot, so far.
It was pretty much given up, then, for a long time.
I pass it on the tram, more or less every day… (but usually I'm deep in a book).
Will have to make some time for stepping off.
Materials: Charcoal, alpha charcoal, black and white conte.
Idea: Organic texture brought to life through chance. By doing random scribble lines and finding mass and lighting on the fly, worlds open up and oddities flourish.
A bit of writing/rewriting this afternoon. If I want to do this as a career,I should maybe practice a little bit.
I wanted this so much.
Spot the insects on the window. At night, anything with a bright light became a seething mass of insect life.
quick scribble for a plan for a print for someone else. This is apart of the fund me to san Fransisco fund, Ask me to draw you something for money and I will.
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I can't read my writing in the diary but it was from somewhere very local (and my scribble does not say Hawkesbury/Bedlam). Prior to this, 40172 was also shown as 0E53 which I think went light to Coventry to work a tank train to Hawkesbury Lane.
Now for the snapshot in history. Working 06-18 in Nuneaton PSB as box lad enabled me to document a day in the life, although probably didn't make a note of what was the more mundane!
Table 18
1E62 31108
1E64 31239
1M30 31321 rtn 1E80 25044?!??!?
1M66 31303 rtn 1E79 47110?!!?!
1M80 31270
1E66 31251
Table 65
1A40 81017 (862xx)
1M05 85025 (85008)
1A52 85006
1F33 86248 (86316)
Not sure where this was from/to
1T25 47454
Freights and LE
8B83 20178/182
6M30 47263
0O03 to Coventry for 1O03 47348
6G80 45069
6A33 45017 then 86007
5P35 83005 black headcode panel
6T81 45017