I wana be your dog!!!

Grrr that dogs got rabies…o and punk god Iggy pop!
Heres a lil promo for House Productions up in NYC.
HOT!

Venetian Snares

Had the pleasure of hearing Venetian snares play out in Manchester last here..
Glitch, mashup ..love it!
Reminds me a lil of the way i work when i make collages

India

Some great pics up here by a good friend Kini
Show him some love.

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New years day

Happy new year blog… and barely anyone even knows you here.

Fashion Victim



Creative motivation

The need to create and progress!!!

Progress indicates generally forward moving (L. Progressus, going forward, advance)

The Boy 2

Surely you still remember The Boy! Well heres a rough sketch which was then redrawn, scanned and tweaked.

Well heres part 2, i hope to turn it into a painting. With the lotus on fire and The Boy standing in the center.

Trend 09

The people at Pantone reckon that Mimosa or, PANTONE® 14-0848 is the colour for 2009.

It’s bright optimistic and has a sense of reassurance says the Pantone Color Institute….

Its good to be ahead of the times and Mimosa (PANTONE® 14-0848) was sooo June 2008 and is very similar to the colour of orange juice and vodka.



Predictions: if i may be so bold
2009 - PANTONE 425 C (dark grey)

Was the season to be …

Taken in a tiny lil kitsch gift shop in Spitalfields which was rammed from top to bottom with fairies, angels, swans, fake snow, fairies…. wait i said fairies…

Queens
111b Commercial St

Imagine

Let There Be Light was an awesome episode featureing artists who quite literally use light as a /object in they work. Such as Universal Visual Artist who have done visuals for Massive Attack as well as interactive light installations on the South Bank and a load of other extraordinary artists

Imagine essential arts program from the Beeb presented by Alan Yentob always inspires me.
Check it out on BBC I-Player back in the new year.

Heres an episode on Akram Khan and Juliette Binoche. Wow!
I saw Akram Khan’s Zero Degrees @ Sadler’s Wells a few years ago with music composed by Nitin Sawhney… left me speechless.