Illustrations

A man of the People - Nation Review, 3 Sept 1997

Abandoned Nun - Ink drawing

Angst - Marginalia

Art Nouveau - Ink drawing

Daydreams of a Sludgey Snail - Ink drawing

Garden Party - Poster, St. Marks, Hamilton Terrace

Jesuit - Marginalia

Le Club - Nation Review, 20 Jan 1997

Padre - Ink drawing { 100% }

Piglett - Marginalia adapted to background

Qualis - Illustrated Verse

Women and the ministry - Poster for Christ Church, Brunswick

Body paint

Lips - Photo by Jacek

Wired - Photo by Jacek?

Paintings

The 1st Law of Looping - acrylic

The Last Temptation of St X - acrylic

Exodendritic : To be out of your tree

History of Exodendritic

In 1980 @ the dept of vet's affairs, Bronwyn Davies would bombard Alan Wearne & Robert Langsford with tales of her life as a disco queen. Dope talk as well as footy talk & boy talk dominated conversations with her & when stoned Bronwyn was "out of her tree!!" Robert, doubtless out of his at the time, decided to use his knowledge of ancient greek to concoct exodendritic (as practised by the exodendritites, of course. Using exo or 'the exo' boy were they exoid!!)

In the early 1980's Alan introduced the term to Steve Anker, sub-editor of the Truth, Melbourne, Australia & a small item on the coining of Exodendritic was subsequently published in "Topical Taps" of this journal. In 1986, Alan Wearne used the abbreviated form throughout his verse novel 'The Nightmarkets'. It was added to the web as a tagline by afactor in 1995.

Interpretations

An element outside a given system
    st3fan The Exodendritic Gap

I often find people out of their tree, directory tree that is
    Anthony Thyssen Systems Programmer, Anthony's Castle

When your cafe is out of creme brulee?
    Neil Langford

Friends

In Memorium : Alan Wearne

Le Jour sur la plage de M. Pengilly : Alan Wearne

Leo : Alan Wearne

Serman : Canon R David Farrer (Requiem Mass & Funeral)