Happy New Year! — Bermondsey Street Art Calendar

Got some printed loveliness from the folks at Bermondsey based design agency HudsonFuggle over Christmas for their street art themed calendar. Loving the bright orange printed on card. Read more »

Daylight 7th Birthday Poster – Hand printed at Hot Bed Press

As you may or may not know, I’m actively involved in a great little place called Hot Bed Press in Manchester.

Before moving to Nottingham, I had my studio there and still do all my screen printing and etching work in the printmakers’ workshop. It’s always nice to see what other people get up to in the treasure trove that is HBP, so here’s a great piece of creative print from Daylight; an award winning, independent, creative moving image company based in the northern quarter of Manchester.

To celebrate their 7th birthday, Daylight hand printed a limited edition of posters at Hot Bed Press and sent them out to friends, neighbours and clients. The posters are screen printed with a Phosphorescent paint which charges up in the light so it glows in the dark. Thankfully, Daylight documented the process behind the posters and created a little video. Enjoy…

Abstract Structures 2 – Atelier Olschinsky

WOW! Just WOW!

Followers of Behance my have already seen this as they recently threw it onto their twitter feed, but I just had to post it here. Here we have a series of abstract complex illustrations called Structures 2 by Atelier Olchinsky. Read more »

Petrol fuelled photography – Laurent Nivalle

Laurent Nivalle has got some great shots of the Le Mans Classic races.

I discovered these a while back and if, like Dunc and I, you are a bit of a race fan, then you’ll love these shots of the Le Mans Classic races by Laurent Nivalle.

You can find more of Laurent Nivalle’s great photography below and on his website. Read more »

A station fit for Kings – Kings Cross Station Redevelopment

Kings Cross station finally looks to stand proud beside its magnificent neighbour St Pancras.

Having just returned from a weekend in London I thought I would share some architectural wonder with you. Possibly my favourite building in the world has to be St Pancras international train station.

If ever you were looking for an architectural explanation of the word grandeur, then that is it, the recent regeneration of the building has transformed it into a modern masterpiece. Next door however is a building that, even though part of the same single transport hub seemed a little forgotten, until now. Kings Cross Station is undergoing a massive regeneration in partnership with English Heritage which will include the relocation of the ticket hall and the demolition of the ugly (and apparently intended to be temporary) 1970′s green front. Read more »