Thank you everyone who came along. So many lovely comments.

The main problem you get when you try to make art in a hot country is the fan keeps blowing all your bits of paper away. 

Here are some good paper weights from the natural history museum.

I'm listening to this song. There is also a japanese version for some reason.

Promo image for an exhibition I'll be doing in January.

P.S. long time not speaking. Feels like this blog doesn't motivate me as much as it used to...

I made a tumblr daniellelouisebanks.tumblr.com/

I'm really enjoying drawing these wonky stripes at the moment.

I got to sneak up to the top of the Victoria & Albert museum for Keiichi Matudas Prism. The second photo is on the East London line. It wriggles around as the train turns round corners and you really do feel like you are in some gigantic worm. And there's some pictures of the studio under the railway. And a letter to my penpal.

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.