We had lot of balloons left over from the party so I drew a face on a few, gave them names and let them loose with my email on the back, in hope that someone would find them and send me a photo.
Later on that day I got an email with the above photo showing Fred (one of the balloons) an hour into his journey. He hadn't travelled very far. No more images have been sent since this sighting.
Metalhead is another mini hitcher I've let loose today. I left him in the park to fend for himself, he's got a chunk of metal for a brain so I figured he be fine. He's been picked up but still havn't had any images yet. If someone has picked him up and stumbled across this site, please find him another place to put him and send us a photo.
This is another hitcher called Treeface, for obvious reasons. He's goin to be released at a train station, to see if he could actually make it out of bristol. Theres a good chance someone'll pick him up on their way into bristol though, but its all good.
This gangly ill lookin creature's fin, the last of the mini hitchers (so far). After this photo I made him a ductape hat to keep his head dry. He was released in a park in clifton. He's also vanished, maybe cleared away into a bin, or maybe someones took him home. I dunno, still havn't had an update on his status. I'll probably make more and rethink them alittle, maybe send one out to sea, or attatched to a helium balloon, send one on a rocket or somethin, I dunno.
Some more baubles I painted on, got most of them more or less free from a scrap and others from a pound shop. Had quite afew more but some have been sold on stalls etc. Still got afew of the older ones hangin about in my room too. 
My work was recently included in a magazine called Shoestring. I got it through the post t'other day. Any way here are some shoddy scans that don't do the hard copy justice.
Some work done for the visual narrative module for uni, I'm goin to continue with this when I've got my arse in gear and turn it into a book
Just some stuff I've done over the summer so far. Hopefully will find time to update later.
A response to the Don't Panic D&AD brief and a follow on from the desks project. It's about nicknames and how people dealt with them at school.
This is a mobile based on the Iain Banks book The Wasp Factory. The main idea was to create a mobile that was based on all the bad things that the main character would experience, including the murders he would commit. Might put some more pictures up that are less ambiguous
