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West Elm exhibition

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Get down to West Elm on Tottenham Court Road to see a selection of Dex prints at Art Snug’s latest exhibition More Than Meets The Eye.

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I am the founder of Run For The Hills, a London-based creative design house that exists in the space where graphics and interiors meet.

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This weekend’s offering. I actually find the rol

This weekend’s offering. I actually find the rolling, packaging and stickering quite therapeutic.

Any colour you like, so long as it’s fluoro. . #

Any colour you like, so long as it’s fluoro.
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#spraypaint #stencil #rabbits #fluoroscent #fluoro #contemporaryart #silhouette #typographic_dex

Just picked up this framed screenprint of my music

Just picked up this framed screenprint of my music map. Two colour (black and fluoro pink) screenprint with spray painted river Thames.

The small A4 version of my Central London Film map

The small A4 version of my Central London Film map is now sadly all gone. But here is a new, at A3 for the first time. The full map is way too dense to get down this small, but I think the central London one works a treat.

Trying different ways to get the river Thames fluo

Trying different ways to get the river Thames fluorescent pink. Think I’ve finally cracked it, by cutting a stencil of the river from another print and spraying through.

These customised Music Maps and lots of other new fluoro works were going to be on my stand at this October’s @theotherartfair , now sadly postponed until March.

I have recently been playing around with fluoresce

I have recently been playing around with fluorescent colours. Whether it’s fluoro spray paint or screen printed ink, I really love the impact it has that you can’t really get with a giclée printer. But you can never really see how much the colours zing in photos.

This is my Central Literary London map that has a flourescent pink to pull out the place names. A map of our capital made of up of fictional characters plotted in the place they’re most famously associated.

Still some left at £85 a pop, link in bio.

Here is an abstract piece I did a few years ago. I

Here is an abstract piece I did a few years ago. I’ve always loved this zingy colour way, the ink really pops. I originally used on an old version of my Literary London map (scroll right), sadly all sold out now.

Thanks to @londonist_com and to Laura Reynolds (@s

Thanks to @londonist_com and to Laura Reynolds (@scribbling_lau) for the lovely article about my Animals Of London Map. Link in bio to read in full...

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