Winter is still yet to leave the UK for another couple of weeks. According to the calendar though, Spring is here. Which means another instalment of SSTH. I’m really struggling to take pictures at the moment. We (Em and me) have been doing quite a bit, but my camera for some reason has stayed firmly … Continued
A few years ago I was very much into Lomography. I’ve mentioned before my ownership of a Kiev along with a Coloursplash, I also dreamed of a Smena. I never got my hands on one of the mighty Holgas though. I’ve always liked the dimensions of medium format. Love it or hate it for a … Continued
This is one of my reasons behind the lack of posts in December. A pretty good one too – I hope you’ll agree. Following my work for the Worcestershire Film Festival I was recommended to Neil Oseman to design a 28 page script book for his short film Stop/Eject. The film is a fantasy drama … Continued
Little later than it should be, the three months before Christmas are a bit of a blur now. Loads happened, but I didn’t feel like I took many pictures. Anyway, there’s a good few here to have a look at. As mentioned in previous posts, we had a couple of fun filled visits to the … Continued
Kicking off the Take Five for 2013 we have a Take Five first. Not one but two sets of answers from the always excellent design agency Vincent & Bell. As there’s more text we’ve also doubled up on pictures, so a whole feast awaits you. You lucky things. Vincent & Bell are Carlisle’s newest design … Continued
Happy new year! There’s not been much posting around here lately as I’ve been busy with festivities and a couple of interesting projects have been reaching completion. My plans for 2013 are to post on a more regular basis and if I get my act together, something bigger will be launching. It’s just been behind … Continued
This month’s Take Five has some significance due to the sad passing of Dave Brubeck, whose groundbreaking album Time Out and of course the track Take Five are an influence for this feature. The world of music owes much to him and I think the simple thing to say is ‘Goodbye and thank you’. Apologies … Continued
Provide is a recently launched shop at The Custard Factory, Birmingham. In truth has been open for a couple of months already, but a few weeks back Em and me took a trip up to Birmingham to have a nose as they were also having a launch party. It was worth the visit. The shop … Continued
Jo Hancox is the creator of ‘Sit On My Face‘ – novelty cushions and furniture with a cheeky twist. Each piece features a portrait hand-drawn in a style to create the illusion that it has been sat on. Or if that’s too much for you, her talent for portraits extends to the more traditional. Graduating … Continued
The last few months have been mad busy. In work we’ve had loads on and outside of work I’ve had some great projects such as the Worcestershire Film Festival promo pieces and some bits and bobs for Worcester Arts Workshop. Between all this, general day to day malarky and what with the summer weather being … Continued
Starting last month and continuing into November is the Worcestershire Film Festival. In its inaugural year it has already made a hit, generating much interest and attracting some great speakers and guests from across the industry. Each event (in various locations across the county) promises an insight into the importance of film making in the … Continued
Angela Burman is a fine artist who uses traditional painting techniques and digital processes as mediums of expression. Her work covers a wide range of subjects, built up from life experiences, explorations and influences making her paintings full of vibrancy and emotional expression. Angela’s work is hanging in many private collections worldwide. In 2009 she … Continued