What a load of bollards

I did this project last year as a way of improving ugly traffic bollards. This design was drawn in permanent marker. I'm currently looking at a way of reproducing the design so that I can apply it to more than one bollard. I also want to create a website that encourages artists in London to use the bollard as a street light box - why graffiti a wall when you can use these :)

I remember when I was in Brisbane, how wonderful it was that all of the signal boxes had been decorated by artists, this is actively encouraged by Brisbane city council and it adds so much to the city. London still has a lot to learn.

Angel Art Market exhibition

I spent the weekend at the Angel Art Market at my first exhibition of my canvas prints. Despite a closed tube station and snow there was a decent turnout and I was really pleased with how it went. It was really nice to see the reactions to my work and to talk with other exhibitors. I sold two prints which is excellent and I'm planning on returning to the market in the summer after next term of uni. Here's a photo and in true digital marketing style I've made a short video:

Newzeal-and microsite

We've created a microsite for Tourism New Zealand and Air New Zealand to promote the cool cosmopolitan side of the destination. The site features a city guide to galleries, restaurants and shopping so it's a handy addition for anyone planning on visiting the country and really exploring what it has to offer. You can visit the site at www.newzeal-and.co.uk

Another useful art and design directory for New Zealand is www.forthemasses.net A great resource of talent in New Zealand and particularly useful for finding jobs in the creative field.

New prints

Have just collected my biggest run of prints yet - seven altogether. I've had two new ones made - I would have... and Woman in Lodge. Am really pleased with both of them. My aim this year was to increase the range of prints that I sell and the number of shops that I sell them in. I'm half way there.

Blue Sky Day Panorama

Cake organised this event in Trafalgar Square for Expedia. I got in touch with a really good panoramic photographer called Will Pearson, who came down and did these awesome shots that you can navigate:
360 degree panaroma

Bollard

This has been getting a lot of attention on my facebook group so I thought I'd post it here. This was one of my projects for college, to hijack something and make it your own. I hate street bollards. They're ugly and they're everywhere. I decided to create something that makes them more appealing.