Todd Atticus
@toddatticus.bsky.social
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Artist and book cover designer Upcoming show: Sala Alas, Oct 28-Nov 12, 218c Willis Street, Wellington http://www.toddatticus.com
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Announcing Sala Alas, my first solo exhibition in New Zealand for ten years. Opening 6pm, Tuesday 28th October at 218c Willis Street, Wellington.
Sala Alas
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Another day, another deserted beach
Jake walking on Tomahawk Beach Sandy dunes
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Aramoana, after a pilgrimage to Ralph’s studio.
Aramoana beach Shells on Aramoana beach
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Announcing Sala Alas, my first solo exhibition in New Zealand for ten years. Opening 6pm, Tuesday 28th October at 218c Willis Street, Wellington.
Sala Alas
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It's publication day for It's What He Would've Wanted by Nick Ascroft. Congratulations, Nick!

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The book cover is of-white. It has the title in black text, 'It's What He Would've Wanted,' and the author's name in orange text, 'Nick Ascroft'. A line drawing shows a man being shot out of a cannon towards an orange sun. A photo of the author. Nick is a pakeha man with short, dark hair.
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The blue period continues / Friday Sept 12th, 04:45 UTC
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Chatting with Emile Donovan on RNZ in an hour about political hoarding design. I'm studiously reviewing all of this year's local body campaigns on the way into the studio...
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You make a good point!
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Winter is worth this.
Sunlight in the Ngaio Gorge
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But like actually though
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Has anyone ever been convinced to change their vote by a hoarding?
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The cognitive dissonance of accepting the name ‘u-turn’ for something that is quite clearly a lowercase n-turn.
A no u-turn sign
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The truest sign of Springtime.
Unfurling kuru ferns in Wellington, New Zealand
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Three of @assscroft.bsky.social’s five previous book covers were orange.

This one was no accident…
Stacks of Nick Ascroft’s new poetry collection It’s What He Would’ve Wanted
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This is tomorrow! See you there!
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Join us at Unity Books Wellington on 3 September to celebrate a new book from Nick Ascroft! The book will be launched by Always Becominging.

🌞 Wednesday 3 September, 6pm
🌞 Unity Books Wellington
🌞 All welcome!

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On a white background, there is a black outline drawing of a cannon shooting a man into an orange sun. Black text reads: 'Book launch, It's What He Would've Wanted by Nick Ascroft, launched by Always Becominging. Wednesday 5 September, 6pm. Unity Books Wellington.' In the corner, the Unity Books logo and THWUP logo are in orange to match the sun illustration.
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Hot off the press and out next week! How to Save Democracy in Aotearoa New Zealand by Sir Geoffrey Palmer, a book so impassioned that it needed some big chunky 3D type for its title @thwupbooks.bsky.social
Photo of copies of How to Save Democracy in Aotearoa New Zealand Photo of copies of How to Save Democracy in Aotearoa New Zealand
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In our house August 2nd is the start of Spring because it’s the first time in 3 months that sunlight directly enters the house.
A slither of sunlight hits our wall Sunlight on the window frame
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Every recycling bag in Wellington looks like this.
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Exposing oneself this publicly terrifies me.
A recycling bin full of empty V energy glass drink bottles.
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If you can afford to advertise your oranges like this, you’re probably charging too much for them.
A Wellington bus plastered in a New World grocery advert.
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Huge news! Today we're launching our biggest sale ever, to celebrate the move to a shiny new website.

✨ Smooth website experience
📚 50% off ALL books from 2022 & earlier
🗓️ For all of August, while stocks last

The sale is live now at www.teherengawakapress.co.nz.
A red and white banner features a graphic of the Te Herenga Waka Press logo (THW) and text saying 'New website sale, 50% off all books published 1949-2022, throughout August, while stocks last.'
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Working on a fair few book covers right now that I’m excited to see out in the world. It’s a nice feeling.