
Enterprise Studios – it’s my favourite rehearsal venue in London by far. I’m continually amazed by the childish (in execution, not content!) “artwork” that the musicians choose to adorn the walls with. This charming picture greeted me in studio 8 today, which is also notable for these fine etchings.
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UK-based illustrator Edward Cheverton has a simple-yet-compelling drawing style, vaguely reminiscent of Georges Remi / Hergé. Credit to the lad, he’s earning plaudits for his work.
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Cycling – it’s like driving, only much more dangerous. These clever LED bicycle handlebars by Mitchell Silva, a.k.a Globars, could make the experience a teeny-tiny bit safer.
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German student André Giesemann’s series of photographs of clubs post-party are as eery as they are wonderful.
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Pictoplasma 2012, the festival and conference of contemporary character design and art, hits Berlin on April 11th.
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Jock illustrator Edward McGowan’s website is well worth a gander.
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Taken By a Vandal is a 3D movie, featuring eighteen of the most recognised and respected German graffiti artists spraying live. Looks interesting from the trailer.
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Gregory Porter’s critically-acclaimed new album Be Good is a as enjoyable for its music as its cover. Mr Porter wears some fine duds, along with curious headgear for which there is no known word (if there is, please get in touch!).
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