Merry Christmas Deer!

A cute deer pops up to wish you a Merry Christmas... and we really mean it! If you like it, you can download this artwork for free here.

The Museum of Everything

If you live in London and haven't been to The Museum of Everything at Selfridges yet, I recommend you make a visit before it closes on October 25th. I was drawn in to the exhibition after being intrigued by the exciting window display and discovered some fascinating, inspiring art works inside.

Autre Mers by Francoise Dupre at The Women's Library

Recently I went to The Women's Library and saw an exhibition by Francoise Dupre. It was fascinating to see how the artist had explored the art of making and crossed over the disciplines of sculpture, art and design. I got excited while walking around the space and took loads of photos so I've put a few here for you to see.

Little blue bird

I went to my friend Bola's open house sale where she was selling some of her creations and I couldn't resist this sweet little bird, I had to take it home. Here are some more images of her pots inspired by fairytales and other childhood memories. You can read about her and see more here.

A window

The cut-out piece could be a window looking backwards at the past, but I like to think it's catching a glimpse of the future...

Brick lane gallery: pearly shiny stuff

------------------Window of this gallery in Brick Lane is really interesting at the moment, with this pearly, decorated, shiny art work.

Hurry up spring and flowers bloom!

Aiming to post a new bit of print/graphics/art/photography everyday from now on! Can't believe how dull, dark and cold it is out there today... it also took hours to get home as there were mega delays on the tube too. Anyway, hope this brightens your day :)

Aware: Art Fashion Identity

New exhibition at the Royal Academy (but at their Burlington Gardens address-which is the upstairs of the Haunch of Venison!) explores the relationship between what we wear, our visual culture and who we are- the continually relevant question each culture and society asks to one level or another about clothing as identity and artistic expression. There is work from over 30 contemporary practitioners, most is refreshing- either in a familiar way, like an old friend who's had a slight but pleasing image change, or less familiar which is new and exciting.