Drawing and Designing

Burning Knitting

In my quest to photograph artists working, I was lucky enough to join Nina Falk as she burned set of knitted pieces in a bid to mark an end to to an unsuccessful exploration and start a new an exciting one.

Projection Exhibition

Josh Worrall created a live drawing exhibition last week and I was lucky enoug to get a few quick photos

First Repeat Patterns

Wall paper for the outside...

After my rather successful venture into the world of printing my work has taken a couple of very interesting turns and I have ended up back outside trying to subvert the line between textiles and street art, although this time without the Knitting.

This really came about from the realisation that there is very little difference between the mark making processes used in street art and textiles print and wall paper design. This led me to start thinking about where the line can be drawn between the two, when does a wheat pasted illustration on the side of a building become wall paper? Is it already wall paper? I have decided to find out.

To do so I am going to turn the repeat patterns I have designed for wall paper, fashion fabrics etc and turn them into street art, well at least that is the idea. This is all of course new ground for me and I'm really not sure how the hell it is going to work out.

So here are just a few Images me attempting to wheat paste up my first piece. Oh yeah and the photos are by Josh Worrall