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Devious Journal Entry

Fri Oct 26, 2007, 4:31 AM

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David Beattie is a professional printmaker/artist of over thirty years experience.

Working from his studio/gallery in a rural Welsh village in West Wales, David paints, draws, etches, sculpts, welds etc... and generally tries his hand at everything that takes his fancy .

David is a vociferous advocate of the truly "original " print and does not pull his punches when encountering the fraudulent misrepresentation of computer generated/inkjet images as "original prints" that deluge the market.

Devious Info

  • Current Residence: A small village in West Wales
  • Interests: Drinking Mochas.Sculpting, etching... Doing what I want to do, when I want to, ALL of the time.
  • Favourite movie: Garden State
  • Favourite band or musician: J.S.Bach. ALWAYS! ... Newton Faulkner (at the moment)
  • Favourite genre of music: Classical
  • Favourite artist: David Hockney, Peter Blake, Lucien Freud...ME!
  • Favourite poet or writer: T.S.Eliot Ted Hughes. Terry Pratchett, Tom Holt.
  • Favourite photographer: None
  • Favourite style of art: representational.. Anything that displays skill, inventiveness and effort.
  • Skin of choice: As thick as possible.Preferably Kevlar!
  • Favourite cartoon character: Homer Simpson and South Park all of the cast. Suprisingly Full Metal Alchemist my kids forced me!
  • Personal Quote: My natural modesty prevents me from saying how richly I deserve my rewards..
  • Tools of the Trade: Nitric and Hydrochloric Acid. Copper etc... Pens Rotring and especially BIC Biros

Comments


:icondrd-1812:
Thank you very much fo the watch and fav.
:icondaicelf:
You are welcome.

The Hare head is superbe.

Thanks also for faving all mine...Hope to have time to view all your other works at a more leisurely pace.

Regards,
D

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Daicelf
:iconbakamichi:
Hi there,
I'm sorry to report that I checked all the super markets in my area and it seems none of them sell "Pigs in Mud" anymore :(

It's such a shame, I don't think they make them anymore -__-
Sorry again

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:icondaicelf:
"Heavy Sigh"

Thanks for looking..... I had done a brief search of the www and could only find one reference in a blog that mentioned them by name..


(turns away...shoulders slumped...sobbing quietly...

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Daicelf
:iconbakamichi:
:noes: It's actually quite sad, I had wanted to find them too. Just because I hadn't had them since I was a kid.
I couldn't find them on the net either.


There is one last hope though. There's this candy store in town that has just about everything under the moon, so I'll ask there when I go into town to donate blood next weekend

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:icondaicelf:
Thanks for looking.... a bit of Australian history has passed away.

I'll do a sketch (from memory) for Hannah ...when she is not so busy and she can make a tribute plushie to this now extinct species of biccie.

Maybe you could campaign for a national day of mourning "Pigs in Mud Day" could be a starting point.?

Re your donating blood..only let them have half an armful....any more than that and you just get dizzy.

Regards,
D

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Daicelf
:iconbakamichi:
It does feel like a little bit of Aussie died now that I know they're gone :noes:

I look forward to seeing the plushie lol

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:icondressupdolly:
Thanks for the favourite! :D
:iconshadowraze:
I have just randomly come across your page and i was blown away to be honest with you.I can only describe your art as awe inspiring.
wonderful work!

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:icondaicelf:
Hi,

Thanks! I've just faved your Werewolf character drawing.

I've been working on an idea for a welded metal head and shoulders figure of the Minotaur for some years and though I'll have no problems with the construction of the face..horns etc...

I have been stuck on the idea of how the head should sit on its shoulders? how much of the torso should I include etc? .... Looking at your sketch sets it just right..powerful and angular.

So I hope you don't mind if I use its influences.?

I wish that at 17 I could draw as well as you do.

Thanks once again.

Regards.
D

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Daicelf

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