20/12/2009
19/12/2009
16/12/2009
11/12/2009
Now or Never Anish!
Today is the last chance to see Anish Kapoor's awesome exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts. The exhibition is open until 10pm, so gives enough time to swing by after work. You will probably have to queue for at least 30 minutes, but it's totally worth it!
Here are few of the pieces you should expect to see..
The hue of Yellow, 1999
Syayambh, 2007
One of Kapoor's most impressive pieces is Syayambh, (a Sanskrit word meaning self-generated) is a celebration of wax and engineering. Embedded on tracks, this massive block squeezes its way through the gallery doors, leaving traces of itself in tiny piles along the floor. Doesn't it just say "touch me" all over it?!
Here are few of the pieces you should expect to see..
The hue of Yellow, 1999
Syayambh, 2007
One of Kapoor's most impressive pieces is Syayambh, (a Sanskrit word meaning self-generated) is a celebration of wax and engineering. Embedded on tracks, this massive block squeezes its way through the gallery doors, leaving traces of itself in tiny piles along the floor. Doesn't it just say "touch me" all over it?!
10/12/2009
09/12/2009
Rejected Christmas Card Design No. 53
Recently I've been obsessed by turkeys, and this is one image out of a series that I've produced over the past week or so.
More to come soon.
Just to get everyone into the festive spirit.
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08/12/2009
04/12/2009
02/12/2009
01/12/2009
Big Active's Simian
Don't you just love these Simian record sleeves by Big Active?
Fantastical taxidermy with minimal art direction and clean typography gives you pure gorgeousness. yum...
I want to eat them.
Fantastical taxidermy with minimal art direction and clean typography gives you pure gorgeousness. yum...
I want to eat them.
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