Sunday, 26 June 2011

Poetry and Illustration

A collaboration with poet Colette Bryce to illustrate selected poetry from her book; Self Portrait in the Dark.
A special drawing and poetry event organised by Poet in the City to bring poetry and illustration together as an experience live on stage at Kings Place. Three poets and three illustrators were paired together to create a live poetry and drawing experience for the audience.
Illustrations shown of Espresso (top) and The Hopes (bottom)

Sunday, 8 May 2011

Drawing on Surface


Solo show at Ring Here - a new art space in London, SE11
Open 7 days a week by appointment only, to make an appointment please Ring Here.
020 7735 1007, Tweet Here@ringhere or contact through ringheregallery.com

Thursday, 17 February 2011

FLOORWORK


A patterned rug installation made out of masking tape will be emerging on the gallery floor at The Utrophia Project Space from Monday 21st February.

Tuesday, 5 October 2010

Happy Birthday +WELCOME HOME+



3D wallpaper piniature tile made especially to celebrate 1 year of the shop Welcome Home in Glasgow.

Friday, 18 June 2010

FOOOOOOTY !


Please feel free to download and print out this World Cup 2010 football chart I've done to help keep up with the scores and see who goes into the next round. You can colour it in and fill it out...
To get up to date with the scores so far go to the FIFA website.
COME ON BOYS !

by the way: all the times on the chart are to British Summertime

Monday, 24 May 2010

Solipsistic Pop 2


Solipsistic Pop book 2 is out now and it comes with a free tote bag I designed especially to carry it in!
I based the blueprint style design on the book's title 'Middle', creating a playful graph of panels representing pages and stacked comics and books.
On sale online here and at Orbital Comics London (8 Great Newport Street)

Wednesday, 21 April 2010

Tribute at Morning Lane




An inside view of the window installation I have done as a tribute to the old space studios at 205A Morning Lane, E9. Sadly soon to be demolished, the building was originally designed as an Adult Education Centre, known as ‘Hackney Training Centre’ by the architects Stillman and Eastwick-Field.
An obituary for John and Elizabeth Eastwick-Field written in 2003 by their partner
John Stillman.