WHAT IS CROYDON SHARED?
An online archive of work from Croydon residents to capture life in Croydon post 23rd March 2020. Lockdown has impacted our lives and we want to collect these experiences and document them on our Instagram. Be it a photo, drawing, painting or poem, we are calling for you to submit your work to share with us here on Croydon Shared.…
Before the art thing, clothing was my focus, and The Hundreds was one of the brands I really connected with, mainly due to Bobby Hundreds (co-founder) way to connect to audiences through his storytelling / community driven focus. It’s been inspiring to see an independent brand, with no outside capital invested, go from strength to strength, and has managed to stay relevant through the ‘People Over Product’ philosophy 16 years later.…
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“Ideas for days, but execution pays!” – A personal quote I live by, afterall, we all have them…ideas…few take action, most don’t…glad I did on this one…
So the Museum of Croydon were organising their first #ClocktowerLate event to commemorate the 100 years since WW1, and suggested I get involved to do some sort of Peace mural. I got thinking, like really explored the notion of Peace, how war effects it and what it means to people today.…
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Banner freshness here…👄💥
Thankyou to fellow Thornton Heath designer Samantha Warren for including me in her local Banner Project® involving local artists & residents living in the area, helping to celebrate the spirit of the area and beautify the streets, one banner at a time 😍Check them out on Melfort Road, Thornton Heath if about *This will require some #PhoneDownLookUp action…
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Crafts Council Collections from Crafts Council on Vimeo.
A little vid from Crafts Council featuring some of my artwork (1:17sec) I did working with The Wilson Museum in Cheltenham supporting the Crafting Change / Hidden Agenda exhibitions, more about the film…
Crafts Council Collections hold exceptional craft and related items from 1972 to present day. These collections excite, inspire and inform.…
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