Buy T-shirts, or the cat gets it!

So I made a series of black and white, symmetrical images and my friends, in response, said "you should put that on a t-shirt"......

...So I did, and you can find them here:

http://www.redbubble.com/people/brianrossart/shop

Here is a wee sample for your perusal, my fine friends : )

Vampires hop, you know....

Yesterday at Bridge St we had a beautiful Sunday roast (provided by flatmate Charlotte) accompanied by a trilogy of cinematic curiosities - 66' Batman, Wind Chill and Mr Vampire. The latter was my choice, and was well received. Turns out there were quite a few sequels (two groups in fact) and it has become my duty to hunt them down....

I made this earlier; it is the possible title card for a story that does not yet exist. More to follow, I hope...

Being so vague is never my intent - merely my default setting : p

To Mr Scott

In honour of his work, I'm going to watch some of the classics directed by Tony Scott. Today was True Romance - I saw it years ago, but it seemed so fresh and new. Great performances by all involved, and that hotel finale....intense! I also realised that Chris Penn's last line was the reference point in a scene in Frisky Dingo. This one's for you, Cody!

500 views : )

Thanks to all who have visited my blog since it was continued. I know 500 views is not much in the blogging world, but I am touched by the interest; here is a thank you gift ( just completed):

Work work work

If you pop round to The Open Door Gallery, you'll see a few of my A3 prints. It is a great place, will a wide selection of art to suit all tastes. Here is the website:

http://www.opendoorgalleryaberdeen.com/

One of the prints available

Brain hurt!

Are the shapes moving, or is it just me?

: P

What was that........

That was an incredibly loud thunder clap this morning. I thought there had been some kind of explosion on Bridge Street; I half expected to see a crater outside....

Yesterday I experienced the comic genius of Stripes and Weekend at Bernie's (I have been warned about seeing the inferior sequel) but I'm not sure where to venture next; any suggestions?