If you like traveling art, then this is ze guy for you. Nicholas Chalmers is about to embark on an East coast caravan of art and fun times. He will be showing new pieces in his truck. Yes, that's right, ze truck! Chalmers has converted a truck into a traveling gallery space, challenging ze idea of ze conventional gallery space. Ze Frog and Toad is an exhibition of paintings, photographs and prints and will kick off on Friday September 3 where ze art will be on show in Melbourne on ze Corner of Rutledge and Hosier Lane. Keep up to date with his blog for locations in Sydney and Brissie.

One of our lovely friends, Sally Shand is having a little show opening tomorrow night in Wellington with fellow artist, Rose Mckie. If you can make it along, the girls would love to see some friendly faces and we're pretty sure you would love to see some beautiful pieces of art. Expect water colours, pastels and childhood dreaming, Fly Away and Ming Fling will be on show at Thistle Hall on Cuba Street until September 5.

There's nothing like some pastel sweetness to get us through the week. Illustrator, Bindi Booth has just launched her new website, we highly recommend you check it out, it's chock-a-block with eye-candy and drawings so sweet, it'll have you wanting to pay a visit to the candy store.

Perth photographer, Jackson Eaton has very interesting exhibition coming up soon that you might be interested in taking a gander at. For his exhibition, Single, Eaton will spend one night in a gallery space with a female stranger, documenting the nights activities with polaroids. The photos will them be on display the following day for public viewing. The catch is, he will be using a special type of film that slowly fades to black over a 24 hour period until the picture is no longer visible. The magical day is August 31 from 8 pm to 8 am at the Free Range Gallery, Perth. Pretty cool.

These little critters are just the kind of pals you would like to have by your side on an adventure through a deep dark forest. Nana Sakata has been working on a series of ink-dot illustrations featuring an array of imaginary and not-so-imaginary creatures, and we're smitten. She is also taking part in a group show at Global Gallery in Sydney this September, so if her talent is rocking your boat, keep your ears pricked for details.

The very lovely team at Eckersley's, who helped us bring the most talented Catherine Campbell to Sydney Finders Keepers, have just announced a super new campaign. 'Celebrate Drawing' promises lots and lots of special offers to get your creative juices flowing. We reckon that big discounts on pencils, drawing pads, pens and lots more sounds like our cup of tea.