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“Drawing and visual media were his pain-relievers of choice … a response to conditions of disconnection and isolation.” (From book pictured). If you’re in Melbourne visit Tim’s Exhibition or grab a copy of his book. He’s the creator/director of Batman (visit the Joker in this blog for more); The Corpse Bride; Nighmare at Christmas; Alice in Wonderland (check out this previous blog post about bullies); and heaps more. Be inspired …
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Back from Melbourne where, quite by accident, we discovered another dimension to the website – and a visual representation of brainstorming …

Creatures of the net (Mike and Kareen) … eat your heart out Dr Who’s cybermen

Mike wearing words – every face has a story

Me in the dark – my comfort zone.

Inky things … the guys from Shaking Paper and Beyond the Pixels kindly donate their time to Black Dog – a big thanks guys x

Off to Melbourne for a creative and personal recharge – back with some goodies soon.

A short time before Fi passed away, she asked me to write a poem about her and read it at her funeral ceremony. I know Fi wanted these words shared to help others, particularly women on the journey of breast cancer. Fi also helped put together this exercise program to help manage the associated discomfort and pain . She told me she didn’t fear death – but the transition into it. Her bravest moment was, in her own words …. “Tonight I have the courage to close my eyes.” Forever brave - Fi. 12.4.1963-19.6.2010

K I N D N E S S . Just found this pot of (still warm) homemade pumpkin rissotto on my front step! Thank you Izzy x Makes you think …. What if the world was kinder …. to our children … to anyone suffering or marginalised in the community?


This is beautiful – thank you Harley x …
My friend Fi, passed away late Saturday night. Harley emailed through these drawings for me. This is so, so true of how Black Dog works. How something creative gifted through pure kindness can make a difference … capture a mood … a story … hold a moment … and move you through and beyond it.