THE WORK IS UP!!!

My final show was last week, many thanks to everyone who made it down, including Keith and Mark from mini moderns!!! I was fantastic evening and everyone seemed to be responding well to the work. More pics to come x

LE PIGEON

The pigeons are multiplying! This T-shirts were inspired by my good friend and photographer Anna Leader who told me she calls her boyfriend Le pigeon as it means fool in French - hence the french style striped tees.

NEW WEBSITE LAUNCH

check out my new print website www.dewolfprints.com

www.minimoderns.com  have launched a collection of stationery - which includes 3 A5 notebooks, and 2 handy jotters. All made in the UK with 100% recycled paper. See more info.about the books below. They will also be a Bubble London, this sunday at the Business Design Centre, Islington.

The books feature our original pattern designs, and offer suggestions of their usage.
'Memorabilia' - features the much talked about "Ruby" photograph album print
'Let's get Busy' - features the "Nana" jigsaw print - which is perfect for planning projects
'Go to Town' - is backed with the Mini Moderns' print of houses in one of our signature colours - milk chocolate

And the jotters - which are ideal for satchels or handbags -
'Timely Reminders' - features our 'Tick Tock' print
and 'Let's make a List' - features our "Six of One" print

EVERY MINUTE SHOULD BE ENJOYED

EVERY MINUTE SHOULD BE ENJOYED - This is the instruction we were given at the start of our MA printmaking from University of Brighton. In a tongue in cheek referrence to this we have chosen it for our graduation show name. Of course on the night of the private view every minute will be enjoyed! Come down and join me for drinks and prints.

SUSIE Q AND THE OWLS

Here's some lovely screen prints from Susie Q and the owls, which I think would be a great band name as well, should she ever want to diversify. Here's what she has to say :-

"Susie Wright aka 'Susie Q and the Owls', works across multiple disciplines, from screen-printing to typography to 3D. Her Scottish heritage has greatly influenced her as an illustrator, with landscapes, animals and plants featuring heavily in her body of work: 'I see it as a way of being closer to the landscapes in the highlands, which I experienced so much growing up'. Whilst she is inspired by the abundance of creativity she's stumbled across in London and the contrast 'between the built up environment of London life and the sparseness of buildings and people in the highlands', she refers to her drawings as a 'coping mechanism' for being so far away from home."

WRONG WOOD

This work by Richard Woods is like a dream - it's colourful, hyper real cartoon images placed into domestic settings. Imagine living with floor boards in black outlines and bright blinging colours that pinging out at you as get out of bed in the morning. The fact that this work manages to cross several boundaries makes it even more intriguing. The sideboard below is a collaboration with Sebastian Wrong for established & sons. However Woods has also existed in artworld, showing in galleries for many years now. The most recent work is part of "The Nature Show" at Rubenstein gallery in New York until May 23rd. I'm not sure I could live in Woods world but it's extremely refreshing to visit and be bould over by it's pinging colour.