<p><strong>Graham Rendoth</strong> is an artist, designer, educator, photographer and writer, Graham's work has appeared in many publications. His first book of drawings, <strong><em>As a Boy</em></strong>, was published in 1984. Other books and edition publications have since been published. Born in the <strong>Australian</strong> rural town of <strong>Tamworth</strong>, Graham grew up in the suburbs of <strong>Sydney</strong>, went to <strong>Punchbowl Boys High School</strong> and studied <strong>Visual Communication</strong>s at <strong>Sydney College of the Arts</strong>. He is founder of <strong>Reno Design</strong> <strong>creative</strong> consultancy, located in the heart of Sydney, a city that continues to inspire him. </p><p>The images in this book were mostly made in 'down-time', which seems to be when Graham Rendoth watches television, or finds himself in a bush camp or at a café, or he's waiting for a flight. There is a relaxed attitude seen in his own posture, and an easy relationship to the immediate space and with the incidental objects he finds himself with. </p><p>Produced in a range of materials that include pencils, technical pens, biros, textas, dipped ink, crayons, paint, etching processes, and <strong>iPad</strong> apps, these 114 <strong>drawings</strong> show a range of distractions - some large, others small.</p>