I recently saw Creed, the latest installment in the Rocky series of films, and even though I went into it as someone who's not seen any other Rocky films (I know, I know), it was brilliant. The directing, the photography, the performances, everything was great. Looking back on last year (as this is a 2015 release), I think it might have to be my film of the year. The lack of Oscar recognition was disappointing, but no surprising (Creed definitely doesn't ave any Slave Sauce o

I've been coping with a moderate Mass Effect addiction for the last few months. I'd say I'm kicking the habit, but, well, I would definitely be lying. I love the art of story-telling, and Mass Effect is just a fantastic example. It's an amazing fictional universe to explore, from the Rachni War, to Elkor Shakespeare. For anyone who doesn't know, you play as Shephard, a character you can personalise in terms of gender and appearance. Here's my Shephard, kitted out as she was w

This is another exhibition I'll be taking part in at The Shop Gallery. This one is a Sci-Fi Atompunk group art exhibition. I'll be exhibiting canvas prints of The Gentleman and L'ermitage, a mounted print of the first page of Acquisition, and original art for The Gentleman, Acquisition and my cyborg Tkay Maudza piece. The opening night is this Saturday night, the 9th of January, at The Shop Gallery, Glebe, from 6pm. Here is the official description: Sci-fi Atompunk group art