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Published: December 31st 2005
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Decided there was only one thing for it...I just had to paint my own didgeridoo. Be it the insatiable urge to squander my money on tourist trap tat or the fact that I actually thought I might be able to play it one day. It was a great decision.
Went along to the nice people along side 'Peterpans' and met Anthony who helped me chose the actual didge wood with lauren. Its the best bit of wood, of course. Really gorgeous swirly grain and big and long so it will create a deep sound.
Chose a snake to paint on it and again Anthony mapped it out onto the wood, should leave these things for the experts.
Lauren and I laid the first brush strokes onto to snake in black and blocked out the design. Was lots and lots of fun, just like being back at primary school.
Spent the next few days going in and out of the studio adding on millions of dots! Finally chose to add on small aborigional tokens, namely two little humps that represents woman- Lauren and I- and then a little line that represents man - James - on the otherside
Anthony gets to work
Didg genius Anthony sketches out the snake as George is born. of the snake. Finished off the Didge Baby, who shall from now be know as George laurens and my handprints at the base.
Looks pretty cool even if I do say so myself. A nice reminder of Byron and Oz in general.
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