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Just a short podcast about a few of my plans for the new year: thinking sketching, printmaking and overseas exhibitions.files.me.com/timelady/7famj3.mp3Duration: 6min34sec, 6MbYou can subscribe at studiowaves.blogspot.com or through iTunes at tinyurl.com/studiowaves

http://files.me.com/timelady/stzmdt.mp3Duration: 10min 55 seconds, approx. 10Mb This month I podcasted live while visiting 3 exhibitions in London: Miroslaw Balka's new installation in the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern, Estelle Thompson at Purdy Hicks, and Turner and the Masters at Tate Britain. A cross-London tour! You can hear what I see and how these 3 shows might influence me and my paintings. You can subscribe atstudiowaves.blogspot.comor through iTunes attinyurl.com/studiowaves

Around the same time I'm putting the finishing touches on paintings I get the urge to start the next set.At least a week of choosing a coastline and plotting my route comes next. Complete with booking B&Bs at appropriate mileage intervals.So while finishing the Splash paintings I went out and cycled part of the Essex coast.Along the way I recorded a podcast about how I "see" things - a question from one of my collectors in the USA.YES! The podcast is back! Hoorah!The mp3 for this episode is here: (click the button or text to listen or download)http://files.me.com/timelady/kxpth8.mp3Duration: 8min 30 seconds, approx. 8Mb download(You can read the rest of this week's blogs, a series about "Fresh Starts" with paintings, at my main blog: tina-m.blogspot.com)I do appreciate any feedback about this link since I'm no longer using special podcast hosting, so using my me.com account is a trial system. Let me know if you have any problems or issues! Also, if any experts know how I can still submit to iTunes (which Libsyn used to do for me automatically) please do let me know.

What a great shoot! The Mediajuice Films team and I shot the latest Backyard Football 2009 TV ad on a sound stage and it turned out great. We built the entire set from scratch, shot the spot on the Sony Vericam and worked directly with all the talent. The "butter" prosthetic we created for the ad was alot of fun as well. The concept of joining the "old" with the "new", i.e. a vintage 'Leave it to Beaver' family with new a new 'videogame world' through a peice of butter, seemed to be just quirky and unique enough to resonate with the target audience. To view the extended version of the final spot click on the below video.BACKYARD FOOTBALL 2009 - TV adAll in all, a very fun project to work on ... and I was really pleased with the final spot. Drop me a line and let me know what you thought of it. :-)--Jeremy