Even though the covid-whatsit has gone back to mostly being a thing happening in other places here for now, I’m … 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.
Anatomy
The silver-lining that was discovering online art classes last year continues – currently a weekly Anatomy Art Studio with UK-based … 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
A Little Art 