I am, no question, living the fantasy life for a middle-aged middle-class New Zealander. I have now swapped my adorable … More
Author: alittleart
A while back I ran away from a twentymumble-year corporate career to be a feckless art student. Since then I've dirtied my hands with, metaphorically and/or literally, bronze and ceramic sculpture, photography, and digital and traditional illustration. Mask making was one discovery, dovetailing with my interests in teaching and performing improvised theatre.
How do monsters fly without wings?
Even though the covid-whatsit has gone back to mostly being a thing happening in other places here for now, I’m … More
Dotted Anatomy
One nice thing this sometimes stinkypoo year has been the chance to take online classes with people who like the … More
An Improv Festival
In a strange old year, the Wellington improv community was ridiculously lucky to have an international improv festival (albeit one … More
Quick, make some masks
Hah, a friend asked to borrow some half masks for a workshop he was planning – and I realised I … More
Thursday stippling – Liz
From a weekly 2 hour group portrait group session, ink on A3 toned paper
Make a tiny film in a weekend, sure!
I’m part of a team of improv friends who regularly take part in an annual New Zealand 48hr film competition. … More
Poe-filled fun goodtimes
My big improv project this year, the most “me” show I’ve done in a while, have been devising and directing … More
MC Course Grad Show, February 2020, The Fringe Bar
For January/February I signed up to a most excellent six week course in MC skills, run by the most excellent … More
The Counahans, Mount Street
Grave of Bridget (d 1891) and Cornelius (d 1904) Counahan, Mount Street Cemetery in Wellington. I’m fascinated that for even … More
