The future of graffiti?

Imagine what you could write on the houses of parliament!!

Wire car and other things

Popped down and had a look at the Benedict Radcliffe exhibition at the Paul Smith furniture shop.

Loved the two Volkswagen Golfs that were joined together. Perfect for a meeting room.

A wire frame Honda Gold Wing stood in the gallery along with....

a Sony sign which was cleverly arranged to spell out Sony or Nosy. You decide.

"Foooooom"

This piece immediately made me smile. This is a sculpture that Matt Franks has placed in a tucked away corner of Mayfair.
If you want to see it, its at the Economist Plaza, London, until 09/03/07. To see more on this sculpture click here.

Benedict Radcliffe at Paul Smith

Benedict Radcliffe is head of experential design at Glasgow University as well as that he is an amazing sculptor, engineer and graphic designer. His work is being shown at Paul Smith's shop in Mayfair from the 7th to the 16th of February. To see more click here.

Hells Angels live next door!!

Okay not right next door but down the road from me.

I took this photo of the door knocker.

Pots of Light

Two Pots of Light. To see more of my light designs click here.

Tom Seymour New Design interview

An interview with Liz Brown for New Design magazine. To see more click on the images.


Check out the long hair!! What was I thinking!

Infinity chair

I am so jealous I didn't come up with this idea!! To see more click on the image.

Trophy barmaid

I was strolling down Columbia Road this weekend and out from the corner of my eye I spotted one of the oddest things I've seen. What looked like a Eastenders extra's barmaid head hanging in a gallery space made me stop in my tracks and take a closer look. The gallery space named Nelly Duff has just recently opened. They sell limited edition prints from the likes of Shephard Fairey, Banksy,, Faile and Will Barras to name a few. They have anopen fire in the gallery which makes it an even more inviting place to pop into when the weathers as cold as it is. To see more click here.

Where the hell is Matt?

This is a guy called Matt who thought it would be cool to travel the world and dance on one spot everywhere he went. He's not the best dancer in the world but it is really inspiring to see how many places there are out there, that are all accessible to everyone of us, depending on how much money you have saved of course. Click on the image to see more. Check out his moves.