I did this messy experiment so that no one else has to. It's called a bacterial garden. After a few months (that were supposed to be a few weeks according to my instructions) the mud turns green at the top, red in the middle and bluey at the bottom.

I sort of wish I had this record player. It's nice. Although I think I'd prefer a wooden 1970s technics one. I deleted all the photos I saved already or I could show you some really nice ones. 

I'm making a print for A.Gallery in Glasgow. The print will be in this show from the 28th September to the 20th October.

I'm printing at the lovely Peckham Print Studio. It's underneath a railway bridge/train station. I can hear all the announcements and trains shaking past. And they have a sunny rooftop garden too. They only just opened and I highly recommend them if you are in London.

The Hunt & Darton performance art cafe at the Edinburgh festival at the top. Then a puzzle we completed and our victory hand poses. And then a real life Edinburgh cafe. Lovecrumbs. I like everything about this place apart from the little bit of water spilt next to the plant in that photo. Which is just annoying.

I made this. I don't really know what it is or what to do with it.