You know how I love anyone who doesn’t fit into the “normal” gender stereotypes, especially when they are as beautiful as Gackt.

And not just a pretty face either.

Gackt Camui, born July 4, 1973, is a Japanese musician, composer, and lyricist, as well as a poet, author, actor, designer, and model. Usually referred to by his mononymous stage name (currently stylized as GACKT), he is known for his career as a solo artist and as the former vocalist for the now-defunct band Malice Mizer. Besides Japanese, he has performed in English, Korean, Cantonese, and Mandarin.

During his solo career, Gackt has released nine albums and 34 singles. His music has been used as theme songs for various anime, television dramas, and video games, such as New Fist of the North Star, Bujingai, Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII,
(August 2009)

I’ve just discovered the work of Uruguayan artist, Ana Bidart, and think her art is incredible. So vibrant and visually easy on the eye. I know very little about her but love her work.

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Banksy created an exclusive artwork for the cover of the Sunday Times magazine. He filmed the process, and you can catch him in action by visiting here.

This was done to promote a new film about him called “Exit through the Gift Shop” which was released on March 5. Banksy says “It’s ironic that some people think the film is a spoof, because this is one of the most honest films you are ever likely to see.”

I thought this was amazing sphere that was a major feature in the hotel grounds where we were staying.

In Scottsdale, stands the Taliesin West Promenade Spire, otherwise known as the Frank Lloyd Wright Spire. This Frank Lloyd Wright designed spire was originally part of the Frank Lloyd Wright designed Arizona State Capitol Project from 1957. The spire is 125 feet in height and was formally illuminated on 28 April 2004.

I had to rush this shot through a car window so it isn’t great, but it’s a striking sight and quite a landmark.

I just found these drawings I did during my college/Uni days. My mother used to set up a still life for me to draw because I couldn’t really get a good composition. To say my style was tight would be an understatement. I do remember struggling to get the perspective right on that open box and wondering why the hell I was drawing my brother’s chess set anyway.

I just had to add a large photo of some of my gear. Who needs words..the photo says it all!

I received this birthday card from my cousin and I think it’s really funny, and blingy too!

Here’s a larger version of the guitar artwork I created for a bit of fun.Check out  DIY Joe’s House of Horrors for more details.