So yes, I decided I had to visit Tokyo, Japan this year as it was on the hit list, plus I was needing a break from the same ol’ same ol’ in London, it gets like that sometimes, you just gotta break the pattern to fuel some fresh inspiration.
Expect a crazy, cool blog piece on this one…feel free to keep up to date on my Instagram where i’ll be uploading pics from my visit daily, if not, hold tight for the blog piece in about two weeks…until then, SAYONARA!…
Big thanks to super sik Videographer Perry White of WhiteSao, who filmed and edited some sweet footage from last week’s Sclater Street Stalls event in Shoreditch..sweet shot of the Krispy Maxs’ at 1.31secs…
Perry produces and showcases video content of the visual arts. He specialises in promotional, creative video content, and creating promotional videos to showcase emerging artists and their work.…
Fresh shutter piece ‘iKiss’ to feast your i’s on, down No.3 Atlantic Road, Brixton.
Based on society’s love for technology, I wanted to show the extreme case of actually kissing our iPhones instead of each other, giving an object more attention and love than an individual and losing that human touch…its that time folks, it’s happening…’iMarried My iPhone and i’m Lovin’ it’ artwork coming soon 🙂
Sclater Street Stalls in Shoreditch where I was paintING, sellING and vibesING, now that’s livING! #INGit
Big thanks to street art fiend Bablu for the hook up, Sara for the organise up, Nelly & Ugz for the support up, Leander Panda for the super sik t-shirt fold-up and to the overly talented artists who turned up: Artista, Captain Kris, Nathan Bowen, Saki & Bitches, Mr Shiz, DecoLife, Skeleton Cardboard plus many more…and of course to my mate Nikki who helped up on the stall, she even made me a packed lunch with Mini Cheddars n everything, everybody..’Ahhhhhhhhh’
So I was looking into the term ‘Renaissance Man’ just randomly on Google, and checked it out on Wikipedia…
“a person whose expertise spans a significant number of different subject areas; such a person is known to draw on complex bodies of knowledge to solve specific problems”
Also known as a Polymath (nice word), I came across this quote by Robert A Heinlein, a successful American science fiction writer who outlines the capacity we have to take on a lot more than we think we’re capable of to become more ‘wholesome’.…
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