Valentines Gift

So this is what I made for Valentines Day. Well not so much made, more extracted. I have regularly photographed what I call 'Love Knots' which I often see in lengths of softwood. I thought I would see if I could remove it and the result is below.

The Heart sits in its own natural cup from which it separates from at the point it was extracted from the wood.  

A gift

Love this that I received the other day from Sarah, a student at Chelsea College who has cast these lovely plaster 'plug in socket' as part of a collection. This went straight up on the wall. 

The cast has amazing detail with the back wood chip wall paper with the whole thing seemingly ripped out of the wall.

Saatchi Gallery, Kings Road

I popped into the Saatchi Gallery the other day to have a look at the new exhibition, Gesamtkunstwerk: New Art From Germany. Certainly some interesting things to find there at the moment. Below are a few images I shot. For more info go to http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/

Gert & Uwe Tobias
Untitled 2005

Gert & Uwe Tobias

Untitled 2009

Ida Ekblad

Organ Invention 2010

Ida Ekblad

Tennessee Hills 2010

Ida Ekblad

Figurine With Horns 2010

Alexandra Bircken

unit 1 2008

Georg Herold

Untitled 2011

Thomas Zipp

Schwarze Ballons 2005

Max Frisinger
Rising ( Yoko Ono) 2010 

Max Frisinger

Noah's Ark (CocoRosie) 2010

A Box for the Hall

Thought it was about time I made a little storage box for the hall. A perfect place to keep some special shoes in! I will make one for my shoes some day!!

At the end of the hall was a perfect place for a storage unit. Made from Walnut and Black MDF it is a perfect place to keep some special shoes out of harms way.

Happy Christmas!

My 3" Birch faced Ply Christmas Trees!

For sale at Darkroom

So having recently been delivered, here is my jewellery collection individually priced and ready for sale.
http://www.darkroomlondon.com/

Marcus James

Its about time I started to write about friends and colleagues that produce beautiful work. The first of these people is a lovely friend of mine, Marcus James.  Ever since we first met back in our student days I have always been a big fan of his style of illustration. His most recent drawings of  Iberian bulls in Coral and bullfights in Spain and Southern France, are stunning. To see more and understand the influences behind his work, follow the links below.

3400mm x 2500mm. Graphite drawing on paper.

1900mm x 2800mm. Graphite drawing on paper.




http://www.mortexhibition.com/#2346793/Mort-Exhibition

http://www.marcusjames.co.uk