After years of loyal service, it was time to retire my old mascot character and replace her with a new and improved design. Whilst I liked her overall look, in practice I found the proportions and details too rigid to work with in a dynamic way.
Over the past few months I’ve been leaving Free Art packs in various locations in Central Manchester for people to find and keep. Each pack contains a limited edition (1/10) art print, stickers, and a handwritten note.
I usually spend time a fair amount of time deliberating before adding my mark to a new Collab Nation piece – but when I got my Stage 2 through from Korp I immediately knew what I was going to add!
One of my favourite collaborative art projects, Collab Nation, is back for Experiment 5!
This huge international drawing project has each participating artist starting a drawing on A3 paper, then sending it on to the next artist for them to add to the piece. This continues until 4 artists have added their mark to the drawing. The process produces awesome and brilliantly unpredictable results!
I love how this collab piece has turned out! Featuring 91 different artists in one mad digital mash up put together by SPZero76. Can you spot my bunny character in the mix?
I’ve been messing around with air dry clay again and have crafted a set of cosmic heart trinkets to do another Art Drop with!
How awesome is this! @JoyComplex has worked his modelling magic on one of my sketchbook doodles and transformed it int this cute little 3D printed sandstone figurine.
The annual #TwitterArtExhibit invites artists from across the world to donate an original, hand made, postcard sized piece of artwork, to raise funds for a pre elected charity, which this year benefits Foster Pride’s “Handmade” Program.
A few month’s ago I spent some time working with BBC Digital, to create a suite of illustrations for their Ten Pieces: SuperConductor online app.
I had a go at customising a mini Kidrobot Munny over the holidays. I’ve had this little guy sat on my shelf for a while now so thought it was about time I got round to painting him up. It’s the first time I’ve worked with a 3D surface like this so I was treating it as a bit of an experiment – attacking it with different pens and paints to see what worked.
It was a lot of fun! I’ll definitely be doing another one!
Following on from the Robot Skull Charm we created earlier this year, I’ve teamed up with @JoyComplex again to create a cute 3D printed pixel heart pendant charm.
I’ll have a new piece of work in Gresty’s Love Me / Love Me Not (LHR) Group Exhibition opening tomorrow night (11/9) at The Lauriston in Hackney.
