


Thank you to everyone who made it to the Decked Project private view on Thursday. It was an amazing turnout, with many brilliant works on display. A big thank you to Vicky and EJ for sorting out this exhibition, they did a great job indeed.

This Thursday (27th August) sees the private view for The Decked Project at the Stolen Space Gallery off Brick Lane, London. The exhibition is due to house over 50 artists who were all asked to hand customise a skate deck. My good friend Thomas Forsyth and I decided to team up for the exhibition (details of which you can see in the earlier post).
Here's a shot of the two boards that Thomas Forsyth and I have just completed for The Decked Project exhibition later this month. I began the collaboration by creating a super complex geometric design, which Tom then went onto hand-engrave into the decks. I saw the final results for the first time today, and I can say without any doubt that Tom's totally nailed it! Very beautiful indeed.
After a brilliant few weeks around Europe, including a fantastic 5 days at Dour Festival in Belgium (thoroughly recommended to everyone) I'm now back in London and catching up with a backlog of work. First off here's an illustration that I've recently made for Motive Sounds Recordings to be used as an opener for the website. With a fabulous roster, and some beautifully designed album artwork, this Carlisle-based label is definitely worth keeping an eye on.



As well as Thursday being the launch of Nobrow 1, it was also the private view for the Owl & Lion's Story Motel zine exhibition. My book New York Niceties is being featured as part of this exhibition, along with the work of over 50 artists. The exhibition will be running at the Owl & Lion gallery in Edinburgh until the 10th June, and all of the zines are available to purchase from their online shop.









