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Today I’m in Norfolk delivering a Koffin to a customer – (yes they are not yet really for sale however) a spare prototype from the exhibition that Jonothan, a army veteran “with 2 years left” has given me some great […]

Stick with me… there is a point to all this rambling about the olden days… this kind of follows on from the previous post… I remember a time when I didn’t think I could mix it all up. And when […]

Early every morning we go off to the woods together and I have seen the transition from winter to spring peep through, and now it rushes into green everywhere. I have witnessed it but been unable to record it or even make art […]

A brilliant exhibition of glass was held at the Morean Arts Centre, Central Avenue, St.Petersburg, as part of the GAS Conference 2019. This was a beautifully curated exhibition, which illustrated the breadth within contemporary glass work. I particular enjoyed the […]

This is an amazing collection of works by Dale Chihuly. They vary in scale from table top to room filling installations. The St.Pete Museum is part of the Morean Arts Centre and is located centrally within the hub of this […]

So the big build was just over a week ago now, over two days eight schools in Kent travelled to Dreamland in Margate for The Big Build. Here is a list of the participant schools. Priory Infant School Ramsgate St. […]

There are lots of 100 day projects floating about but this is the one I’m going with (pure chance) https://www.the100dayproject.org Not sure why I need another project but I was thinking I had so many photos that I could use as […]

This week I met with engineer Ben Bridgens, Newcastle University, and we set out the scope of the project. Our aim is to explore materials and structures that respond to air, moisture and heat. Our first prototype will be a […]

Craig is one of the two people behind dizzy ink, probably the most prolific artistic enterprise in Nottingham at the moment. Dizzy ink is a printing and printmaking service. What sets them apart is the use of risographs. A risograph […]

A brief update on my investigations into Drumcroon so far; through the call out, I’ve managed to arrange five interviews (three of which I’ve completed) and track down the location of the Wigan Schools Loan collection. I’ve also been loaned […]

This blog is quite overdue! I’ve now been studying the MA in Multi-Disciplinary Print since September 2018 however my documentation so far has been very much offline. In time I will update this blog to reflect the work that I […]