Iain’s blog
This’ll be the blog then. Drawings, musings, sketches and rants from Copenhagen fine artist, illustrator, and comics artist Iain Cameron.
This’ll be the blog then. Drawings, musings, sketches and rants from Copenhagen fine artist, illustrator, and comics artist Iain Cameron.
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The fine line between good art and bad art
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Tea tastes a lot more like tea.
Horsie, to red five. Battleships references to up the ante.
A link to 27 quotes on reinventing yourself. www.betterbelieveit.net/27-powerful-reinvent-yourself-quotes/
To steal a chip or not to steal a chip(fries)
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/in WritingIt’s an easy rule of thumb for would be satirists in the Uk, if what you write has exactly the same message as The Sun, The Daily Mail, The Telegraph, and The Times news and opinion sections, then your material is not satire, it is propaganda.
I was thinking…
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/in Alternative Art History