Some new work

Back at the start of summer I was able to spend a few days researching the world of a london girl in the 1920's, helping to get all the little period details right - for this John Lewis commercial. Happily I had the time to dig through libraries at London college of Fashion and also the VERY amazing Sands Films picture library.

Sometimes it's easy to forget that not everything exists online.

London from a different angle

During the London Design Festival I got tickets for access to a dome on the roof of the V&A that is not usually open to the public. It was such a magical space and the day was so beautifully autumnal that I fell even more in love with amazing London.

New work

My amazingly clever friend Emma has written a book and I'm very honored that she asked me to draw the cover. I'm so pleased with how it turned out even if I might not be quite smart enough to be able to read it.

Collages

I made these for a recent pitch -

What I've been up to -

Finding some lovely stuff about being close.

I love that this is a poster

It's something that I'm always thinking about. From THIS consistently awesome blog.

Delicious

Happy valentines day

Football

Not something that I'd usually think about. It falls firmly into the 'Things I Hate' category. But, like a LOT of things it certainly looked much cooler in the old days -

Amazing Deptford junk shop

super cool

Cool.

From Bullitt.
(screencap from here)

my garden...

Christmas Owls...

I made these little owl prints fr my Christmas card this year.

A walk in the January woods

Some romance...

...for this cold November night -

Inspired by Living in the Material World

Continuing my obsession with George Harrison after watching Martin Scorsese's documentary (this one) I have spent quite a lot of my time this past week googling images of George Harrison. And mourning that fact I wasn't alive in the 60's ...Wow.

I also came across this beauty -

Now that one's really amazing!

All images are via http://fuckyeahgeorgeharrison.tumblr.com/

Birth of an owl

Amazing way to spend a Saturday morning. HUGE thanks to K.Smart

Vegas in the 50's