I know I'm a bit late to the party, but I finally made it to Tate Britain last week. I mostly went to see the British Folk Art exhibition but also to see the changes to the building that were finished last year. I had...
At the very end of last year I was commissioned by SAM Architects to make a piece of work for the new headquarters of a well known taxi app (no not Uber!) in the prestigious Somerset House in central London. The project was to be a...
The BF and I went on a short trip to Paris recently. I like to make sure I visit Paris at least once a year. There is something that I find so inspiring about Paris. It's so close, yet so different to London. We always...
Have you seen this gorgeous fella. He's a Sparrowhawk, not the usual type of sparrowhawk. It's what a sparrowhawk might look like if a sparrow mated with a Hawk (not likely to happen but you never know). I was interested to know what it would...
Here are a few images of the installation at Pitfield London of my exhibition. There are a lot more to come, I'm still processing them, as there are so many great images, feeling a bit overwhelmed by them at the moment and can't decided which...
One of my favourite things at Collect was the installation by Cleo Mussi. I have long been an admirer of her work so it was really great to see such a big installation in person. If you don't know her work, she is a contemporary mosaic...
Collect opened last night. I went along with the lovely Claire Coles to have a look and to see my work there of course. Here is a selection of my favourite things that I saw there. [caption id="attachment_2056" align="alignnone" width="687"] The colour of the pot is so...
A few weeks ago the Perrier Jouet Arts Salon met up in a gorgeous garden room, complete with motorised roof for when it got a bit too chilly, at the Belgraves Hotel. Our purpose to select the 2014 winner. We had 10 nominees, all emerging makers working...
I was reading recently that it was William Morris' 180 birthday. That got me thinking about how much I've been inspired by the work of William Morris, particularly his textile designs. I love his use of nature in the patterns he designed. He creates a fantasy...
A dissection - after William Morris. This is a brand new piece that I finished recently. Well actually I cut the 6 pieces that it is made up of several months ago but couldn't work out what to do with them. The idea I'd had when...