new site!

its online!

www.bonebroke.co.uk

simple for now, but i will sort it out soon.

100th

This is my hundreth post, and an announcement that I will have a website up and running by the end of the week under:

www.bonebroke.co.uk

This will be my 'professional' site, with this remaining somewhat more, conversational!

Check it. (soon)

brick

So, the London Show on Brick Lane is coming on very fast.
I am going to be exhibiting work in progress for a book I am making about the 1953 Isle of Man TT, with references to Ray Amm and the Norton Motorcycle team, amongst other things....
Here's a sneak preview:

Fire It Up

for gary

My good friend Gary is on some travels right now - currently in Egypt if I am correct....

1953 TT sneak

Here is a snippet of one side of my 1953 TT project...
Pretty lo-res images.... but I don't want to give it all away just yet.

Rom and TT

So, we are having a show on Brick Lane in April (2nd - 5th) in L-Town.
The theme of the show is Progress...
So I am exhibiting two projects that are currently work in progress...
A project on 'Loves' and 'Passions' and just those little things that make life that little bit sparkly-er.... ha
And a project on the 1953 Isle of Man TT....

however....

Went to see The Bronx at Clwb Iforbach, Cardiff on Monday night.
Amazing is an understatement.

Here's something I am working on at the moment....

106 miles

waits

Q: What is a gentleman?
A: A man who can play the accordion, but chooses not to.

Poetry Taxi

Work for the Bath Literature Festival 'Poetry Taxi' is going well.
Here is a sample of one of the 'walls':

undertow

i have a strange neighbour who doesnt have curtains on her windows

update

I am getting increasingly bad at updating this thing. It's not that I'm not doing anything, quite the opposite! Been so busy I havn't had a chance.
Currently, I am mainly working on a Poetry Taxi project for the Bath Literature Festival, a book based on MotorCycle magazine c.1953 and work for a show in London in April. (Amongst other things...)
Here are a few things I smashed out this afternoon after a big debate about a Theme for the London show:





I went to the Union Chapel in Islington on Monday to see an Evening with Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan.
It was unbelievable. They played for pretty much two hours, playing lots of the own stuff, things I'd never heard before and a whole series of covers ranging from old gospel songs, to Dreams, I Get a Kick out of You and Babe I'm Gonna Leave You....
Quite possibly the best gig I have ever seen.

dulli and lan

i cant remember if i put these up on here... but i like them.. so here they are
we have our london exhibition theme sorted - one mans rubbish is another mans treasure...
im using old motorcycle magazine from 1953, just before a famous TT race.

work for the poetry taxi is going well. we presented our ideas as a team on wednesday previous, and we are meeting with the bath literature people again on wednesday coming, where they are going to give us their choice of our three concepts... what happens next... we shall see!

off to see an evening with Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan tomorrow night at union chapel in islington. gonna be ace.

days of roses, poetry and proses

just a little piece of what i am working on right now for the bath literature festival