Yesterday was Mothers Day and my boys have moved to their Dad's house mainly because he is a teacher and can home school. I will miss them dreadfully but right now as you are well aware it's about doing the right thing. Louis and Woody if you're listening, (probably not, definitely not, in my dreams...) I love you.
Read MoreWith Frieze Art Fair hitting London this week I thought I'd write a piece on talking about art. Deep breaths, it can be a tricky subject to master even if you're a creative type. Surprisingly I'm not threatened by intellectual people, in fact, quite the opposite, I'm absolutely fascinated by them. I always want to find out how their minds work, what they think and what I can learn. Because of this I have ended up with a lot of 'boffins' as friends as guess what, I bloody love it.
Read MoreStreet Art started in New York in the 1960's and peaked in the 80's with the subway train murals in the Bronx. Graffiti, urban art, spray paint graffiti, guerrilla art whatever you want to call it, has moved away from the being an act of vandalism to a way of bringing beauty and messages to the world. It's perfectly acceptable and pretty cool to have street art in your home.
Read MoreOver the past four years, I have filled 27 sketchbooks that act as an illustrated diary of my life. These sketchbooks document my experiences and form a personal memoire that reflects the good the bad and the ugly of my London life. Everywhere I go, my sketchbook and pens come with me, so I can capture the moments.
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