....is the wonderful pseudonym for our friend Lynn Cockburn. She has set up a blog documenting her beautiful knitwear designs and general mumblings. I have created a permanent link, (see right), but for now all you need to do is click here and enjoy!
....Start spreading the news. I've booked to go to NYC for Halloween / Marathon weekend. I'll be joining Ed, who is running said marathon and Lorenzo who is going for a jolly like me. Looking forward seeing both Andreas & Matt out there too.
....Mr Blencowe has decided to ride his motorbike from London to Delhi. He's hoping all 125cc will get him there, but I'm not sure whether it's bravery or stupidity! He is updating a blog of his trip, which is sure to throw up many a story and surprise. You can also sponsor him here.
....I have finally joined the Skype clan after I got a web cam & microphone from mum & dad. I've made a few calls already, but I felt this afternoon's natter with Nana deserved a screen grab. She's the most tech 80 year old I know.....if only she figured out how to point the camera at her face!
....I've spotted these uprock artworks all over London, but never knew who was responsible. Now I do - Andy Uprock. Made out of plastic cups wedged in to wire fences, Uprock creates fantastic typographic images against a usually mundane urban backdrop.
....Just opened up the latest Vice magazine and spotted Andreas' ad for Lee Jeans. Check out his website and if you're ever in Brooklyn, NYC then try and hook up.
....Whilst scrolling through ffffound, I saw the work of Stephan Balleux, a Belgian artist. The textures of the paint and warped faces are incredible. The latter almost Francis Bacon-esque.
....Bugsy & Ross have been busy directing Wild Beasts' latest video 'Brave Bulging Buoyant Clairvoyants'. Under the name OneInThree they have added to their great portfolio by creating a hypnotic visual remeniscent of Op Art and the Bauhaus era. Good work chaps.
....has a temporary exhibition 'Family' at Rochelle School, Arnold Circus, E2. Amongst the illustrations and the curiosity shop was a living room built entirely from cardboard. Nice.