Dad came to visit this weekend and showed us this rare and until recently unseen footage of himself and the team practising at the long gone White City Stadium in (we think) spring 1977.
Grandad Greer is on there too.
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My name is Paul Greer, I work full time at BDH, making computer animation for the telly.
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Prints For Sale
I’ve now put the three prints I have made from the 356 project for sale on Big Cartel.
They are black and white, taken from super high resolution scan, signed and are on 160gsm A4 uncoated paper.
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El Capitan OS and After Effects network issue.
Do not upgrade yet to El Capitan OS if you use After Effects a lot. When working on networked files it slows to an unworkable speed.
I’ve been on it for a while, but have only just noticed this as I’ve only been working in Maya recently and that is fine.
It appears to be a major issue involving smb sharing and whatnot. There’s some people discussing it here.
I’m just downloading an upgrade for AE now so will keep you informed.
On the Southbank Bristol Arts Trail

I’ve been framing up some pictures for the Southbank Bristol Arts Trail. I’ll have some prints to sell at chez “Orla and Chums”. Look us up on the website map (http://www.southbankbristolarts.co.uk/) .
The Comics Journal Review

Having a home holiday and digging around in the files, came across this cutting of when Scenes From The Inside, an anthology comic I was involved with in the ’90’s, got reviewed in the illustrious Comics Journal (kind of a Cahiers du Cinema for picture literature for those unfamiliar).
They talk about my 20 page insert “Kings of the Wild Frontier“, which was a documentation of the final performance piece by Bristol artist, Dan Eastmond.
The Comics Journal had a tough reputation, so being reviewed there and not getting completely mawled by them was quite the thing.
Intermittently Regular #365 Sketch Project Update 132-140 (Myrtle)
I was talking to a friend yesterday about this kind of regular drawing and discussing if it gets easier as you go, if there are any patterns or systematic ways of doing each drawing that makes it easier as you go. But I have found that if I try and emulate a previous success it usually ends with a weak picture or a mess.
With each one of these I feel like I am starting again from scratch, like an adventure, and the ones that work really well are often those where I end with something I wasn’t expecting when I began. They transcend my plan.
I would like to experiment with materials more but usually they are done on the fly when I just have a pencil and a Uniball in my pocket. The onion picture below I did at home so had various different media available.
Here’s a useful post about the use of a dip pen.









The Guest Directed Self Portrait Exhibition at the Experiment Comedy Gallery, Brooklyn March 8th 2016

Dear People of New York, I have some work in this show taking place on Tuesday March 8th, 8pm @theexcomedy – 20 Broadway in Brooklyn.
I am unable to attend myself due to a very large body of water being in the way, but if you can manage to attend I can guarantee there’s some awesome work to see and excellent people to meet. 👌
(get there for 5:30 to also see Mic Against Humanity)

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Fourth day off sick and it’s getting pretty tiresome now. Also going to miss @thestory2016 which makes me extra 😠

