Hear That?

Can you hear that?

*Plink*

That’s the sound of

Anwar Jalal Shemza

My new favourite painter. There was an exhibition of his work at Tate Britain, which I visited with my dissertation studio.

This image is

Waiting Werewolves

Jos de Gruyter and Harald Thys had an exhibit at Raven Row Gallery, which I attended with my dissertation studio.

The exhibition was more about the relationship between

Fridge Letters

I seriously want this in my life. From the “Eric Gill Series By Monotype” exhibition, The Old Truman Brewery, London.

What these sisters were communicating: 

I Like This

I think this is stunning. From the magazine Hot Rum Cow. Illustration by Jenny Proudfoot.

Tackling the Conventional

Looking at my List of Lists, it tells me that today I need to sketch out the cover of my “conventional” catalog.

I have chosen MADE for a couple reasons:

One…
I felt that the catalog was designed by someone who knew the hell what they were doing

Future Telling

What does the future hold?

This problem of trying to make decisions without having enough information fascinates me. I started off grown-up life as a

Time To Focus

Okay, enough of the poster-making carry on. We’re here to do mail order catalogs, people.

Well I am. I don’t know what you’re here for. You have to find your own path.

So, in a few words, I am obsessed with

More Burning Questions

Burning questions. You need ’em? I got ’em.

Here’s another one I made this morning. It’s acrylic (Payne’s Grey) on canvas, slashed while wet.

Are there Any edges left to cut?

This is about

Future Artefacts Publishing Fair

Went to visit Future Artefacts with Isabella, Michael and Dean on Friday.

I got something I’m VERY EXCITED about:

A deck of cards produced with Jonathan Monk and graphic design agency OK-RM. I love playing cards. You may have gathered that from my The Art of Ping Pong entry.