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Sunday, 22 February 2009
Saturday, 29 September 2007
Drawing Time
Just to report - have received and banked the lovely cheques from, you'll never guess, 'Persevere Records' from the Proclaimers who are printing my images that I drew of them back in June, on their t-shirts and other merchandise - Pretty cool huh?! Who fancies strutting their stuff in an original Jenny Soep/Proclaimers t-shirt??!! Don't know when they'll be ready to purchase, but should be before the year is out - could make a nice Xmas pressie?!!
Exhibition madness at the moment. Going to be a MAD couple of weeks. Thankfully Kim, my wonderful sister is the event organiser - she's just graduated from RSAMD with flying colours, great national press review, and great recommendations. She's a fully qualified Theatre designer and Stage Manager, but is moving into more Art based events/exhibitions. She's more than capable of managing this expo, but for the mere fact that she's trying to organise ME, and she's really being put to the test.
She definitely deserves a holiday after this one!!
You better all be at it - STV are coming to the preview which is invite only - so if you're interested - give me an email - info@jennysoep.com and I'll post you an invite and put you on the guest list. Deadline is October 8th to be put on the guest list. It's set to be a great night with Popup, The Yellow Bentines and the Sorren MacLean Band playing, a Top DJ, live drawing performances by yours truly, and animator/VJ Garry Whitton strutting his stuff too. Will definitely be a night to remember. It's right next to a campsite too so bring a tent or there's a big list of accomodation providers who are offering discounted prices to Exhibition goers. So book your place now to avoid missing out on this Unique Multimedia Art Extravaganza!!! Woohoo!
Exhibition madness at the moment. Going to be a MAD couple of weeks. Thankfully Kim, my wonderful sister is the event organiser - she's just graduated from RSAMD with flying colours, great national press review, and great recommendations. She's a fully qualified Theatre designer and Stage Manager, but is moving into more Art based events/exhibitions. She's more than capable of managing this expo, but for the mere fact that she's trying to organise ME, and she's really being put to the test.
She definitely deserves a holiday after this one!!
You better all be at it - STV are coming to the preview which is invite only - so if you're interested - give me an email - info@jennysoep.com and I'll post you an invite and put you on the guest list. Deadline is October 8th to be put on the guest list. It's set to be a great night with Popup, The Yellow Bentines and the Sorren MacLean Band playing, a Top DJ, live drawing performances by yours truly, and animator/VJ Garry Whitton strutting his stuff too. Will definitely be a night to remember. It's right next to a campsite too so bring a tent or there's a big list of accomodation providers who are offering discounted prices to Exhibition goers. So book your place now to avoid missing out on this Unique Multimedia Art Extravaganza!!! Woohoo!
Friday, 3 August 2007
Finally, I'm catching Up! Dunstaffnage Music Festival Phase 1
I guess it might have been an idea to only list Saturday's line up for Phase 1, but I've had so many encounters with Technical Constipation, that I'm just banging them up.
Dunstaffnage was a really stunning festival; the local paper The Oban Times, really didn't do it justice. There was GREAT Music, and such a choice - Organic Beats (with unfortunate power cut rendering most bands impotent, but Western Alliance taking full advantage of the only band left still standing to headline!), The Roots, The Open Mic/Stick It On tent, and ultimately the Main Stage - though not all the best acts were featured there. More later.
There were the live mobile bands like Samba Ya Bamba that you must have been a block of stone not to dance to, amazing light projections on giant bits of rock, great stalls - haggis and neeps, the Free From stall, and fresh, oh yes Fresh Oysters.
And then there was the art, and I have to say, on Saturday my animator Garry and I were unstoppable. The combinations of the animated logos before each band (especially when we got the RIGHT band!), plus the animated drawings from last years festival, plus the animated timelapse played right as the Bands were finishing, plus the actual original drawing all contributed to a visual extravaganza.
Pity Sunday was peppered with problems - trust me, MAJOR technical difficulties - Garry went through 5 different laptops (I have no idea where he found them all!!) eventually packing it in in a most dramatic fashion in the evening and calling it a 'day'. We're going to have to work through these minor details...But suffice to say, it was a great dress rehearsal for things to come. Just waiting for the organisers to show me the money...Always get your money up front boys and girls!!!
Suffice to say, Limited Edition Signed prints and originals up for grabs if you're quick enough - info@jennysoep.com or 01866 833207 if you want to place you're order!
Dunstaffnage was a really stunning festival; the local paper The Oban Times, really didn't do it justice. There was GREAT Music, and such a choice - Organic Beats (with unfortunate power cut rendering most bands impotent, but Western Alliance taking full advantage of the only band left still standing to headline!), The Roots, The Open Mic/Stick It On tent, and ultimately the Main Stage - though not all the best acts were featured there. More later.
There were the live mobile bands like Samba Ya Bamba that you must have been a block of stone not to dance to, amazing light projections on giant bits of rock, great stalls - haggis and neeps, the Free From stall, and fresh, oh yes Fresh Oysters.
And then there was the art, and I have to say, on Saturday my animator Garry and I were unstoppable. The combinations of the animated logos before each band (especially when we got the RIGHT band!), plus the animated drawings from last years festival, plus the animated timelapse played right as the Bands were finishing, plus the actual original drawing all contributed to a visual extravaganza.
Pity Sunday was peppered with problems - trust me, MAJOR technical difficulties - Garry went through 5 different laptops (I have no idea where he found them all!!) eventually packing it in in a most dramatic fashion in the evening and calling it a 'day'. We're going to have to work through these minor details...But suffice to say, it was a great dress rehearsal for things to come. Just waiting for the organisers to show me the money...Always get your money up front boys and girls!!!
Suffice to say, Limited Edition Signed prints and originals up for grabs if you're quick enough - info@jennysoep.com or 01866 833207 if you want to place you're order!
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