Calma Interview – Die Gestalten publishers

I was very pleased to contribute to a book about one of my favourite artists from Brazil. It’s a beautiful object with stunning design by Pedro Inoue Calma The Art of Stephan Doitschinoff Release: September 2008 Format: 24 x 28 cm Features: 160 pages, full colour, hardcover Stephan Doitschinoff’s street alias is Calma. This book…
Cans Festival
Brazil meets Birmingham
A number of Brazilian artist friends of mine have been visiting the UK to take part in various gallery shows. To put their spare time to good use I suggested to Mission Print screen printers (who I often work with) that they commission these artists alongside local artists to paint a mural on their buildings…
Stephan Doitschinoff – Modart Magazine

Modart is one of my favourite magazines – I am biased though, as I regularly write articles for them. Issue 14 has the fantastic Adam Neate as the cover star and inside an article I wrote about the talented Brazilian artist – Stephan Doitschinoff. Issue 15 is due out soon – featuring an article I’ve written…
Santa’s Ghetto Bethlehem
It was a humbling experience to have been able to assist in Santa’s Ghetto’s 2007 in Bethlehem. Each December for six years running, East London screenprint publishers Pictures on Walls have hosted a “squat art concept store” known as Santa’s Ghetto. Usually the venue is an empty shop space, transformed into a wonderland of underground…
Street Sketchbook trailer
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Smudge Magazine

For a number of months I have been working with a team of students from Brislington Enterprise College, Bristol to produce a magazine called Smudge. Once a week I worked with the students, introducing them to design ideas and generally helped them realise their own ideas for the magazine. The broad theme of this issue…
Nuart

Street Sketchbook

I finally have a printed copy of my new book “Street Sketchbook” published by Thames and Hudson, ISBN 978 0500 513620. The book will not reach the shelves for another few weeks yet. I have to say that its looking fantastic – hard bound, rounded corners, spot varnished cover and 272 pages! After two years…
