Who: Jeremy Geddes What: Artist / Painter specialises in Oils Where: Melbourne, Australia Why: I discovered his art while reading a Hi-Fructose magazine. Immediately fell in love with the quiet his images

Who: Tony Smibert What: Watercolour artist, writer and educator Where: Tasmania, Australia Why: I discovered Tony's book "Tate Watercolor Manual" while I was at, of all places, The Tate Gallery

Who: Rachel Walker What: Watercolour artist specialising in native birds and creatures. Where: New Zealand - based in Wellington. Why: I discovered Rachel's work while visiting various galleries and art

Who: Greg "Craola" Simkins What: Pop Surrealist Painter, Drawings and Graffiti Where: Southern California Why: I've always loved graffiti and Greg brings that into his creative world from time

I seem to make friends rather easily where ever I go. It has always been this way for me. Talking has never been a stumbling block, not in the slightest, in fact, in my family we dubbed it "diarrhea of

How I get backs to normal?

I worked as a janitor in the Crary Lab down at McMurdo base, Antarctica. Fear not, that was only my ice job. My real job is far far cooler. Yes, even cooler than Antarctica, but I digress.  Saw this

My B&W Photo Contest Entry taken with my iPhone 5s

Last night after our typical walk around the block, someone got poo stuck in their hairy butt and had to have a bath when we got home. Hint, it wasn't me. Someone is not happy...

When you live and work in Antarctica, the coldest, driest, harshest and, in my opinion, the most peaceful place, on the planet; boredom is bound to sink it's frozen jaggy teeth into your warm fleshy backside

I'm about as new as new gets to this whole steemit thing. Heard the name for about 6 months or so but never looked into it. That is, until today where less than desirable weather and an abundance of free