I have used a few different twitter clients in my time, but at the moment I’ve been trying out Destroy Twitter. Today I found out that if I upgraded to the 1.4.6 Beta prerelease I’d be able to use different themes. This instantly extended the amount of time I’m going to be using Destroy...
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Tags: adobe air, destroytwitter, Free Stuff, theme, twitter
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It’s April, starting from tomorrow! It really crept up on me, I just realised today was the last of March and I’d better whip up a desktop. An organised person would make the whole year of calendars in advance, but I’m not organised (ok I am some times) and I kind of like being...
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Tags: designed by natalie, desktop, drawing, Free Stuff, iphone, paisley, samsung, u700, wallpaper
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new scanner! from Natalie Perkins on Vimeo. Ever since I got my new camera last year, I’ve been into making videos with it. They aren’t especially good, but I guess I’ve always been interested in video and it’s a way to improve my skill level! I had been using Windows Movie Maker (gasp) on...
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Tags: drawing, illustration, Video, vimeo
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Last night I spent about three hours drawing at this table with the lovely Anna, Shannon and Renee at Connect Four: Play. Anna was writing haikus; Shannon and Renee were doing incredible portraits for people; and I was doodling on brown paper bags! Donations for the drawings and haikus and proceeds from the event...
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Tags: art happenings, Brisbane, connect four, Events
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Today I went to a cupcake picnic, organised by the lovely @shique! We got to sample one from The Cupcake Parlour and another from Poppy Cakes. The cupcake I had from The Cupcake Parlour was a vanilla with this blobby blue icing, I found the cupcake to be amazing and moist but the icing...
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Tags: A Beautiful Life, Brisbane, btub, cupcakes, Life, twitter
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This is from a book called “Elektroschutz in 132 Bildern” (Electrical protection in 132 pictures) posted by Bre Pettis. I love old illustrations like this, and the context just seems almost ridiculous these days but I suspect it would have been a huge factor in mortality back in the day ;)
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Tags: german, vintage art, Vintage Awesome, vintage illustration
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So, I am “debuting” at the Works on Paper exhibition at KILN on April 3. I am very excited, almost embarrassingly excited, but at least my enthusiasm falls short of pants-peeingly-excited. I wish I could get the hang of that cool nonchalance that artists are supposed to exhibit! I am showing alongside some wonderful...
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Tags: Art, art happenings, Brisbane, Events, group show, kiln gallery
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definatalie.com has been redesigned and it only took months and months to get it up! Apparently there’s a problem with IE6 that Nick is going to look at tonight, but I heartily suggest you download Firefox or the latest IE anyway. Peppermint magazine issue 2 is landing soon! The cover features a beautiful illustration...
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Tags: Art, australian artists, blog issues, eco fashion, magazine covers, peppermint magazine
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On March 28 I’ll be one of the “artists on demand” at the Connect Four art party in the Valley. From 8 – 10pm I’ll be doodling for donations for Backbone Youth Arts, and you can also see some of my drawings in the multimedia art gallery. RSVP at the facebook event page if...
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Tags: Art, art happenings, Brisbane, connect four, Events
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In the comments of my last pen review, Bob asked about the waterproof-ness of the Copic and the Pilot pens I had road tested. He was specifically interested in how they’d wash I think, so upon figuring out my new Rotring Rapidograph just before I decided to do some science and test the Pilot...
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Tags: fine tipped pens, pen review, Reviews, rotring rapidograph
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