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My Dearest Sirs,   You are cordially invited to share the marvelously eclectic journey that is  "Mr Campbell's Random Etchings" ~ Enjoy responsibly. Wallow in my previous posts. Share them with your friends. Tell your Mother. Feel free to click an Ad on the way out ~ no one's stopping you.

Sunday, 18 September 2011

Comic Book Style

Friday, 16 September 2011

Duuude!

I shamelessly copied this from t'internet - off of a guy called FilipZ (his is far better though, so I'm not going to put up the link on here 'cos I'm jealous)....Just thought he was a cool wee guy ;)

Thursday, 15 September 2011

Herges Adventures of...

Hey! It's only TINTIN! Genius Boy Reporter, Moon Adventurer and Deepsea Diver! Finder of Red Rackham's lost pirate treasure and the Seven Crystal Balls, Scourge of the Chicago ganglords and naughty people everywhere! ...and yet, even all that still doesn't make it cool or acceptable to wear Plus-Fours!

(like his hair though...)

Wednesday, 14 September 2011

Street Hockey - Newton Styley

Nicked this from a fantastic old Polaroid off Mum's Facebook page...Kenny with bob-skates on the pavement! Actually, he may've been born with them on...I can't remember

Manga Eye

Did this one for my Flickr Buddy Icon:

Tuesday, 13 September 2011

"Artist" Martin Creed

One of Edinburgh's top 678 most famous stairways 'The Scotsman Steps', has reopened after a £250,000 refurbishment and the addition of a major piece of unique "art".
The stairway/toilet has not only undergone a much needed facelift - a bargain at only £100,000 over-budget - but it now also includes an "art" project by Turner Prize-winning "artist", Martin Creed. In a monumental tea-break, involving a napkin and several packets of crayons, the idea was plucked from the Muse's bottom - that each of the 104 steps be clad in a different colour of marble...Martin's "major piece of unique art" (Edinburgh Council 'Outlook')
Creed was so totally, like, exhausted by the prodigious effort of birthing the "art" installation, he was, unfortunately, mistaken for one of the artists who previously decorated the stairway on a nightly basis and was thrown off the site.