Starting my final pieces for the upcoming exhibition

Although I don't want to put my final photographs up on here until I've edited them and the exhibition is over, I've whacked this on here as a sneak peak to what I'm doing. Basically I have been painting a few different animal skins onto my friend's back, that I'll be presenting as photography pieces. This one wont be included but I thought it looked cool when I was wiping it off her.

Geeeeeetar!

I was having a little bit too much fun with a sharpie and an acoustic guitar. Looks pretty sick though. Bad photograph, I'll probably upload another one sometime in the near future. Doodles are the way forward guys :) 

Animal Printy Eyes

As part of my exhibiting and curating module, our chosen theme is based around several aspects infulenced by animals; whether it's animal confliction, the prints, evolution, etc. I'm focusing my piece mainly on the print/skin of animals, as this is what hunters mostly desire.

Ulrika Kestere

Wow. This woman is amazing. Possibly my favourite photographer I have stumbled across. I need to visit Latvia and do some photography there.

Beaut

After chilling and listening to 'Group Love,' I had a sudden urge to go and experiment with some photography. I used to whack these on and drive around in the early mornings if I couldn't sleep, so I wanted to capture some passing cars.

Doobs

Here we have the love of my life, 'Doobry!' Ultimate chiller, until there's a cricket in his vivarium. He's also got pretty sick scales...bad boy!

Pretty frickin' sweeet

http://panfilocastaldi.wordpress.com/2011/03/15/the-opposite-of-graffiti/

I've come across 'the opposite of graffiti' and it is damn cool. Rather than adding to the wall or working material, the artist removes sections to reveal a design, etc. Why is this frowned upon?!