Spruce Up

There was starting to be a bit too much beige in the sofa corner, for €3 I got some lovely blue material from the market, and gave my little seat a make over.

Resolution...

...Draw More!

I actually drew these guys with the idea that I could plaster blown up versions of them around Neukölln, specifically one wall which would become a kind of illustrated avery of my feathered friends. Unfortunatly though I am A. Scared of the dark and B. Scared of the police and therefore they are probably never going to go further than this blog.

...And Happy New Year!

Party Nails!

This took alot of time and Sellotape.

Merry Christmas!

After the success of the last one, I was assigned the task of wreath making in the Kerley Household this Xmas

I Found My Illustration Today

Imagine my surpise when this cropped up on the net; My little festival corner featured in the music video for I Found a Bike Today by Francobollo

In Bloom

One year in after moving in and I've accumilated a slightly creepy amount of flowers in the apartment... Luckily though, its almost December; Just in time to pass it off as Christmas Decoration!

Tote-Tastic

Thanks to the lovely people at Etsy Berlin and SDW Neukölln, I was able to hand print a whole bunch of tote bags with images from my last roll of film, watch this space for more screen printed paraphernalia and where to buy it all soon!

Accessorize!

Ever since I came accross the DIY section of Honestly...WTF I've gone a bit mad and started customizing e v e r y t h i n g...

Pentax # 2

Film scans from my last roll from the Pentax K2

Baby Steps

Ok so its not quite kitchen units but at least it belongs in the kitchen... My friend Julia gave me her IKEA spice rack for a makeover, at €2.99 you can't really go wrong can you?

In Business

So I had some new businesscards made so I could network like a grown up at last weekends Hello Etsy seminar: Sods law though they arrived the following Monday... But how cute! I want to give everyone one of each colour.

[Printed by MOO]

An apple a day

Thanks to London based Locavore Alice Bamford I spent a solid week experimenting with different ways of drawing English fruit and veg to decorate her new blog. For days my desk was strewn with an assortment of crayons, colouring pencils and screwed up sketches of potatoes, which are quite frankly, impossible to draw. See the logo here (note the lack of potatoes...)

[Via Lynch + Leigh]

Over the rainbow

Yesterday afternoon I took part in a workshop run by graffitti duo Karl Addison and James Bullough. I painted a gay unicorn. I can safely say it's got no reflection on their respective artistic skills... Or mine come to that

Shabby Chic

My first attempt at distressing some furniture. Now I just need to find someone who'll let me loose on thier kitchen units.

Bloody Valentine

Dinner Party

Afternoon Tea

Featured on FFFFound.com

Crimson

another man's treasure

Unfortunatly I can't take credit for this because I bought these portraits at the market today, but couldn't resist blogging them they're so good.

Motto

I'm working a few days a week at Motto in Kreuzberg, which is great but also very dangerous, far too much temptation to buy every other book in the shop

Bejeweled

I made a blog once that was just amazing pictures of cats from the Internet, just cats, no distracting text, nothing. It was brilliant. Unfortunately I forgot the password or the URL and basically any way of accessing it so it’s lost to the web. If anyone ever finds it you will be greatly rewarded, with endless amounts of cat viewing pleasure.

Obelisk

Paris-based fine artist Katie Bannell is putting on a little exhibition and I am delighted to be featured in it

Ultramarine

[ongoing collage project]

Banquet

[ongoing collage project]

White Noise

[ongoing collage project]

Krass

[ongoing collage project]

After Eights

Collaboration with Sarah Langford and Benjamin Woodcock

Woods

Flea Market Finds

All of this for under €100, it probably wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that 90% of the reason I wanted to move here was becuase of the flea markets