Some of the Ink
Part 3 of the Ink & Iron shots: the ink. Weather you like tattoos or not, you simply cannot deny the talent that some of these artists have. Some astonishing work.
Lady on back with snake
Skeletal hand
Finally work in progress. I think that a job like this must take months to do. Just for the record, this is a little keen for me, but it still looks incredible.
Cape Town art for sale
This is a wonderful shop that I found in Tygervalley shopping center in Cape Town. It is called Flower Moments, and over the holiday period they have spread their display into the mall sidewalks.
They have a very large selection of paintings, and best of all their prices don’t look to bad at all.
You can find their shop here, worth the visit.
Strange Artistic Zebra
I saw this girl grazing on the pavement in Clearmont. According to her caption, she is part of an organisation called World for all.
There is also a quote from Nelson Mandela which says
colour, race and gender become only a God-given gift to each one of us and not an…attribute that accords a special status to any
According to their website,
we should highlight South Africa’s contribution to a world beset by challenges. South Africa stands out as an example of doing what is counter-intuitive: forging unity out of apartheid, negotiating a settlement after years of violence, and reconciling those who have been perpetrators and victims of brutality.”
Anything that helps our world to move forward to a better place gets my vote.
View my artwork from space
About to years ago, due to a complicated set of circumstances involving my neighbours, myself and the garbage collectors, a large tin of white paint was spilled in the road outside my house, resembling some sort of large modern art (in fact, it actually looks like a Rorschach inkblot test).
We have always joked that it is so large that if you look from space, you will be able to see it. Well, it appears that in fact you can see it from space. If you look at the Google Earth picture above, you can clearly see the artwork inside the yellow circle.
For years we have been threatining to get some more paint, and turn it into a real work of art, perhaps we should do so.
How may people can say that their artwork can be seen from space?




















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