Being Elmo

Last week I went to see this great documentary.

If you grew up with Sesame Street then you've got to see Being Elmo, especially if you're into behind the scenes stuff. Kevin Clash, the man behind Elmo, is a legend.

I went to the cinema by myself.

I'm sure there must be a life list where 'go to the cinema on your own' is one of the things.

Well, tick! Done that.

There were only about 12 people at the screening and we all laughed together.

Good times.

And here's an interview with Elmo on Rove a few years ago, just for the lols.

Were you a Sesame Street kid?

I am not ashamed to tell you that own Elmo in Grouchland and Elmo's Christmas Countdown (so good!) on dvd.

The Forgotten Miniature

I made this miniature scene somewhere between these ones and this one but I never posted it before because I didn't think it was finished.

It's a little back alley with dustbins and a gun.

I was going to add a blood splatter to the back wall and add a fourth wall to the front that would have a peephole in it, but I never got around to it. 

I guess I just lost interest.

Well that interest is back!

Hahaha, I think this little addition makes this piece tonnes better.

Don't let the sunshine spoil your rain, yo!

Teeny Little Super Guy

To continue my streak of painting figures on to not-paper I decided to use a plastic pot as my canvas, as a homage to the Teeny Little Super Guy from Sesame Street.

Who remembers this guy?