
'Eat my Globe' jacket. Written by Simon Majumdar and published by John Murray this follows the story of the author as he travels the world in search of new foods. His no 1 worst meal was braised dog in China and his no 5 was fermented mares milk in Mongolia.
3/11/09
Eat my Globe
3/6/09
Inergetical

Inergetical- meaning sluggish
A screenprint made for 'The art of lost words' show. An exhibition of design, typography and illustration inspired by forgotten words.
41 participants have chosen from among the dictionary's lost but lovely words, with an open brief to create an original work inspired by their choice. Proceeds from sales go towards the National Literacy Trust.
Participants in order of words chosen: Angus Hyland / Andy Altmann: Why Not Associates / Geoff Grandfield / Sue Doggett / Jonathan Ellery / Andreas Pohancenik / Calum Storrie / Mark Webber / Ceri Amphlett / NB: Studio / Freda Sack / Daniel Pudles / Thomas Manss & Co / April / Kelvyn Lawrence Smith / Lara Harwood / Lila Szagun / johnson banks / Sam Winston / John Morgan / Russell Mills / Susanna Edwards / Andy Smith / Helen Ingham / No Days Off / Rama Lee / David Pearson / Audrey Niffenegger / Spyros Zevelakis / Mike Dempsey / Loftmatic / Marion Deuchars / Viviane Schwarz / SPIN / Kate Gibb / Brian Webb / David Quay / Alan Kitching / Lizzie Ridout / Hyperkit / Sam Messenger / Ellie Curtis / Christopher Rainbow / Jens Janson / Sarah Roesink / Jess Wilson / Leah Fusco
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The Rainy season




'The Rainy season' is a new silkscreen printed book I've been working on. Its another book that features quite a lot of water, I'm slowly working my way through a massive pot of expensive blue silkscreen ink so when thats gone, the water/blue stuff stories will be finished. I've just bought a big pot of magenta so that will be next. Heres some close ups, for more info have a look at the shop section on my website.
3/5/09
Pratique

A bit of type from a piece that I'm working on for a French company. For the time being it has to remain top secret..
2/28/09
The Guardian
2/26/09
2/22/09
On office
2/15/09
The art of lost words

On display at a refurbished Victorian gymnasium opposite London's St Pancras Station, The Art of Lost Words will feature original work from some of the UK's best-known and emerging designers and illustrators, in an exploration of language as creative inspiration.
43 participants have chosen from a list of the dictionary's lovely but little-known words, with an open brief to create an original work inspired by their choice.
Participants range from designers such as SPIN, Why Not Associates, Jonathan Ellery, Alan Kitching, NB: Studio and Kate Gibb, to artists Sam Winston, Ceri Amphlett, Russell Mills and Andy Smith.
Words to be given a creative makeover were selected for their rarity of usage and evocative qualities, and include such exotic numbers as "habroneme," "caliginosity" and "skirr".
Each of the invited participants works with interpreting words on a daily basis and their responses the diversity of media in which they create -- letterpress prints, silkscreen posters, laser-cut objects, artist books and animations will all appear in the exhibition.
Works and the words that inspired them will be on display at the German Gymnasium between 5-9 March.
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