OnStone

The evolution of the camp spit-roaster

emma@onstone.com.au — Tue, 30 Apr 2013 11:33:13 +0000

A customer of ours brought in these three pictures that span years of camping adventures and the pursuit of the perfect spit. From kid power in the early years to pedal and finally hydro technology - This stone print tells the story of resourceful ingenuity and great dedication to avoiding manual labour…or a motor.

Sometimes the image finds its own frame.

emma@onstone.com.au — Tue, 30 Apr 2013 11:12:10 +0000

Dot & Herbey

nicole@onstone.com.au — Sat, 16 Feb 2013 02:24:06 +0000

Our multi panel print, on display at Dot & Herbey, a beautiful boutique on Barkley St, St Kilda, is a tribute to the name sake of the store. You can also find our creative blank art panels for sale in-store.

As good as it gets.

emma@onstone.com.au — Wed, 02 Jan 2013 22:14:29 +0000

A great camera, beautiful children, moments not usually captured in the 70′s – OnStone’s perfect storm.

the thousands post

emma@onstone.com.au — Thu, 08 Nov 2012 06:33:32 +0000

“I like photographs. Memories, caught in time. An idyllic beach, cerulean waters. A judicious touch – just a touch! – of Photoshop to completely remove my slut ex-girlfriend Pamela and the stinging memory of her marriage to a magnet magnate who “doesn’t talk about the Peloponnesian War all the time god you’re such a loser Kane.” I like stone. The slab of granite resting against my bedroom wall comforts me. Knowing I could tip it onto my awaiting head, instantly snuffing out my life provides succour in a confusing world. Sustainability I’m ambivalent about.

Anyway, it was a catalysing moment when OnStonefounders Nick McGrath and Emma Griffin sent our esteemed spiritual guru Penny Modra a picture of her cat Robert between cigarettes while he was ghostwriting some of the contemptible blather published under my name. Printed directly on stone using fancy UV-cured inks, framed handsomely with reclaimed wood and backed with polystyrene harvested from the wilds of the Victoria Market. No glass interrupting my apperception of the image; no chance of glimpsing my leprous Herve-Villechaize-with-a-beard visage. Just a white, deaf cat and I. Locked in an eternal dance. I knew what truth was when I looked at that OnStone print. I knew what love was. In that moment I understood that everybody should go to their website and upload an image (up to A3 in size) so they can experience redemption such as I just have. Printed in South Melbourne and shipped to your door. Endless possibilities. Mother Gaia will be pleased, the loved ones you may choose to immortalise will be pleased, the walls of your apartment will be pleased. Everything is open to you now, my child. Namaste.” By Kane Daniel

Thank you for the focus, the good writing and the laugh Kane.

Year 12 graduating work

emma@onstone.com.au — Tue, 23 Oct 2012 00:36:44 +0000

Touch-up beauties.

emma@onstone.com.au — Sat, 08 Sep 2012 04:15:11 +0000

The small period of time between B&W and colour in photographs created some interesting effects. Touch-up-paint was one of the most subjective. Some worked with incredible skill and some bombed. These ones on the beach in the 60′s look fantastic now time has added that extra bit of character and charm.

Take Italy for example.

emma@onstone.com.au — Tue, 04 Sep 2012 11:53:35 +0000

Huxtaburger x OnStone

admin — Sat, 04 Aug 2012 03:12:51 +0000

Finally – our love for burgers and panels has combined! Drop into Bill’s Bar, part of Huxtaburger on Smith Street, to admire our new Brooklyn bridge OnStone print.

Jonas Peterson Wedding Pics

admin — Sat, 04 Aug 2012 01:51:31 +0000

This is the best part of our job – building and sharing memories. The pleasure is increased when the collection is beautifully shot and hung.

Wedding photos by Jonas Peterson (www.jonaspeterson.com). Honeymoon photos by Pete Bell in Jordan, Turkey, Morocco and Egypt. Thank you to the Bell’s for sharing their photo.