Screen printed teatowels
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Screen print action
I recently decided it would be a great idea to screen print my Bo Kaap design. Bo Kaap is a district in Cape Town, South Africa, which has so much character and spirit that it just perfect for a design. … Continued
Solstice and the bridge 2014
21 June 2014, a lovely mellow evening in Bristol. Decided to take ourselves and a bottle of red to the Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol’s best known landmark, and as always, it did not disappoint.This is also the year that the … Continued
Connecting colour
It’s been a few busy months, including moving back to the city of Bristol, and I am so happy to back. When I first visited Bristol before moving here originally, I loved the various skylines of brightly painted houses against … Continued
Atomic 50s
A new design inspired by the 50s and the atomic era – the era of nuclear optimism. Wow, how strange that sounds today! What is 1950s design? Bubblegum pink, pale blue, pistachio green, lemon sorbet yellow, sugary red, space age, … Continued
Geo Africa swimwear print
Designed as part of the ‘Art and Business of Surface Pattern Design’ course I completed last year: funky African inspired geometrics in autumnal hues. Purpose: swimwear to dazzle, and beyond. The colours were based on a Pantone Fashion Colour Report … Continued
Cape Argus Cycle Tour Trophies Designs by Holly Birkby
My super talented designer friend, Holly Birkby, who works for Carrol Boyes, has designed these beautiful trophies for the Cape Argus Cycle Tour. The Press Release below contains more information and I think these stunning pieces of art could … Continued
Dotty African Adventure
A new collection, and this was a hard brief – no florals or organics, which is a lot harder than it sounds. As soon as I pick up a drawing utensil, I want to draw a flower. So… much more … Continued
Rise and shine sleepyhead!
One of the ealier exercises for the ‘Art & Business of Surface Pattern Design’ course – which was very useful if, like me, you tend to get a bit anal about detail (with a tendency to overwork). The brief was … Continued