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August 21, 2009

australian moleskine

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[“Adver­ti­sing Moles­kine”. 5“x7”. Fra­med. Click on image to enlarge etc.]

[Unfra­med. Click on image to enlarge etc.]
Just ship­ped this off in the mail today– a com­mis­sio­ned, fra­med Moles­kine dra­wing.
Dave Whittle, an adver­ti­sing exe­cu­tive down in Aus­tra­lia, com­mis­sio­ned me to draw him a Moles­kine, based on an old car­toon print-out of mine, that he had han­ging on his office wall.
A Cube Gre­nade. Exactly.
I sold my first Moles­kine to a collec­tor in Paris. This one is going to some­body in the South Paci­fic. I love the way the Inter­net gives rela­ti­vely small ope­ra­tions like my own a glo­bal reach. Thanks, Dave!.
[gaping­void com­mis­sions…] [More Moles­ki­nes for sale on the gallery page here.]

Tags: Australia, commissioned art, Cube Grenades, Dave Whittle, Gapingvoid Commissions, gapingvoid gallery

2 Responses to “australian moleskine”

1. Grant Morgan Czerepak says:

   August 22, 2009 at 6:53 AM

   Peo­ple do not want to be tal­ked to.
   Peo­ple want to be lis­te­ned to.

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2. justin selena says:

   August 19, 2011 at 11:55 AM

   lol i know right

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