I am publishing my little water-coloured travel journal from my recent recent to Sri Lanka. It’s very nice.
Colour printing is pretty ex-y so please preorder it so I can pay the printer – I’ve made a special lil preorder price for youse.
jxo
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– launching at the Festival of the Photocopier in Melbs on the 12th
SO – at dOCUMENTA we discovered Warwick Thornton’s piece – which was great to see, a little bit of home in Germany.
Then we trained it Frankfurt, and then we caught a plane or two to Melbourne then to Hobart … then taxid it to our house, then passed out.
And that’s the end of my travel comics from August 2012. Hope you enjoyed them.
While I was wandering around Santiago de compostela last year for about a week or so – I just walked around the old city and ate octopus and sketched a lot. There is TONNES of tourists but the city’s old character still comes through – which is probably why they all come. That and the fact that the old cathedral of St James is ridiculously impressive.
The reason I ended up going to Galicia in the first place is because I was trying to organise some gigs in Europe at the time that Nadine and I were travelling there – An artist bloke I know in Hobart by the name of Scot Cotterell gave me some contacts in Galicia, where he had been not long before. Below is a video that he made at the steps to the cathedral. That him with the black shirt with the Australia on the back.
Joshua Santospirito Art 