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collaboration Fashion Tee shirt

Vandal Tee’s

This is a recent collaboration with Hit and Run. A bit of fun for Christmas. The perfect gift for that shifty looking friend.


These T-Shirts are organic cotton recycled polyester. Sourced from the best garment suppliers who have totally transparent supply chain from cotton pickers through to machinists and ensure wages and working conditions are superior to local standards.

They are Print on demand ensuring no waste and a quick delivery.

This shirt features the new Dot font soon to be released though Ourtypes font house.
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collaboration customized Lockdown

Dan Lacey

Custom BMX frame for Federal Bikes

Think it all started with some drunken texts between Dan and myself on instagram. The next week a Dan Lacey frame arrived from Federal bikes. Made during lockdown this hand sprayed one off custom turned out ok i think. Can’t wait to see him ride it.

https://federalbikes.com/pages/dan-lacey

https://www.instagram.com/dan_lacey/

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collaboration customized Lockdown prints

Dot 2 Dot by Dot

If you were one of the lucky ones to bag a copy of Lockdown magazine then this offer is for you! Simply follow the instructions on page 34, send me a photograph of yourself, your nearest and dearest or possibly your pet and i will turn it into a unique Dot 2 Dot portrait.

A mixture of digital and hand drawn portrait, will be delivered as a A2 giclee (archival print) on 250gsm paper as well as digital file to share on your social networks (you know you love it!)

Orders before December the 7th will be delivered before Christmas Simply follow the instructions in your copy of Lockdown Magazine (No Magazine No portrait!!).

Link to purchase contained in on Page 34. More info here

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collaboration london mural murals show

Rude Kids at Graffik Gallery

Just before i set off to Glastonbury Festival for the Unfaiground a few things came together in a weird culmination of events from several different strands. 10 days before i left we met on Portobello Road to discuss the promotion of a collaboration i was doing with Pills and dollar Bills. Around the table were, Attollo art, Graffik gallery, Pills and dollar bills and myself, June is a bugger for me, Glastonbury breaks me every year, I return a shell of myself and can’t face leaving the bed for daze. The festival ends on the 29th so the proposed date of the 1st was put back to the 14th… It was all still a stretch!

I got so much done before i left for the unfairground, but still it was a hell of a schedule when i got back. Add a large install into Home House members club (see next post) to the list of a solo show, a large mural to be done in a day it was going to be a tough week.2
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The show
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Show photos by Bronwyn Boyle
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Cant believe we got a Chelsea hero to wear a shirt! Thanks Mikel!
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Well we managed it all, can’t say it was easy, but with the help of Jay, ollie, Kate, Vestalia, Tamsin, Rashid, Webbo, Dani,  Bronwyn and joy it was a dam sight easier!

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collaboration london show

Rude kids with Pills n Dollar Bills

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On the 14th of July i will be Launching a cool collaboration i have been working on for some time with Pills and Dollar bills. Over the last 6 months we have been dreaming of producing some of the loudest, brashest hoodied tops and bottoms on the market. All over prints, embroidered elements, this things are gonna rock! As a taster of things to come P&DB and i are showcasing some designs in a dotmasters show at Graffik Gallery. I am painting the front of the gallery, installing one of the Glastonbury auto beggers and generally causing chaos in Portobello road. Join us for some fashion, some art and some cocktails!

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collaboration Friends Music

The Way

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It’s been a long association with the Buzzers, The Dotmasters and the C6 disaster unit provided the visuals for their 30th tour around the UK. Touring with a band is one of the best reasons for traveling around the country and hitting walls late at night we’ve ever found. This is the second album cover i’ve done, having already supplied the artwork for 30th’s tours subsequent Live album. It’s the Buzzcocks first full release on LP, CD, Download since 2006’s ‘Flat pack Philosophy’. The Album was funded by pledges online and show that the buzzcocks still have their finger on the pulse as far as new tech methods are concerned (I remember Pete Shelley’s ‘Telephone operator’ in 1983 working as a 8 bit video on the ZX Spectrum).  I look forward to getting my hands on a vinyl copy available here. A big thanks to Joe Giacomet for doing all the photography and layout.

I’m working on a silkscreen print at the moment of the cover, hand pulled in a few colour ways that i will release details of through this blog later in the month….so stay tuned.

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collaboration commission Studio work

Half lamp, half painting, a devotional altar.

Its a long story as to why i made this….its kind of a experiment come commission, A take on the indian devotional paintings of shiva in the same style. A kind of devotional altar…Thanks to Erwin for the help with lighting it!
1.4 x 1m x 0.25m Wooden construction light with 12v LED lights.

Its a bit beyond my photography skills but here it is again in it’s night mode


and again in day time face on

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collaboration

Joys tree

Joy insisted the studio needed a Christmas tree….

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collaboration Festival Friends Glastonbury Mutoid waste department sideshow

Unfairground update

Just updated the Unfairground website, with pics and new sections about the venues in the unfairground you can check it out here www.unfairground.org

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collaboration

Graffiti Dialogues

So friends at DAC have asked me to take part in Graffiti Dialogues an ongoing research into the questions, answers and paradoxes behind the criminalization of street art. Thats probably not the way they would describe it but the series of workshops do go in some way to discuss the issues behind , art crime and public space.

This workshop looks to engage with practicing artists, local designers, academics, graffiti practitioners and others connected to both formal and infomal creative industries, to discuss codes of practice employed.

Anyhow the workshop takes place in the Bristol Museum, chosen for its pivotal place in the institutional acceptance of what is still classed as a crime. There from 11am to 4pm.

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