So I hit the 100 follower mark on Pinterest. Woo.

P.S. Yes, I pretty much exclusively pin pictures of tattoos. I may be a bit obsessed/’researching’ for my third tattoo.

Have been a busy little bee at work, doing a ridiculous amount of graphics work to go with my Facebook and Twitter posts. Here are a few examples of graphics using Instagram pictures of products as the background:

And here are some examples of graphics I’ve been working on using stock imagery for backgrounds:

For some fucking design advice, click here (you know you want to).

I heart Open House Melbourne so much, so I thought I’d share their Pozible campaign to raise funds here because I have zero money right now. Open House Melbourne is a non-profit organisation run by volunteers and they have been amazingly made the event free. Donate money here.

P.S. Open House Melbourne peeps, please pick me to be a volunteer if you’re reading this!

So I’ve taken a couple of sets of pics for the new Melbourne fashion/beauty/lifestyle blog Two Halves! Click on the pics below for the full sets.

And here is their Facebook page (image in the cover photo by me).

Thanks to Kat for getting me in on this! x

A little bit of a personal blog post… I joined a band called Darts late last year and we’ve just recorded our EP.

Check us out here (purdy please):

Darts website

Darts Facebook page

Darts Twitter (lots of hilarious pictures of our drummer)

Darts Tumblr

Darts Instagram

Did you know that you can lodge new feature requests on Pinterest, and then vote on your faves? Pretty neat! Check it out here.

Happy Chinese New Year!

Was looking through a health slideshow on the usually awesome Refinery29 website, when this awful sponsored slide came up. And left a totally bitter taste in my mouth.

At least it had – SPONSORED – written on it, but it seemed completely out of place, underhanded and counter productive to the rest of the article. Take note, advertisers.

1. Happy New Year!

2. Must remember to start saying ‘twenty thirteen’ and not the tediously long ‘two thousand and thirteen’.