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A small press is born. #letterpress #adana
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That's the difficult ink decanted into manageable pots. Now to find a project to actually use it on! #adana #letterpress
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Tired but happy. Screw you, arthritis.
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Sorting out the cleaner bag, with dust allergy...
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Spent the day at a linocut workshop - made these. Pretty happy with them tho clear room for improvement.
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Look upon my works and tremble...
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We appear to have reached a fork in the path. #badpuns
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Feeling crappy, hiding as far from the stage as I can so my sneezing isn't audible to the audience. #manflu #omtghitchin
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Tonight there will be cake... #omtghitchin #greenroom
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Looks better from a distance....
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Ha. I hadn't realised how small that ruddy cap actually is...
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Rehearsal selfie at One Man Two Guvnors. Not actually playing a milkman...
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At the England v Pakistan women's international in Chelmesford. ENG innings just finishing.
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Glow in the dark...
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Smaller than it looks...
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Good for the soul.
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The obligatory selfie
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Talking the Old Girl out for a spin
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Gin: Breakfast of Champions
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And what exactly do you do?
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In the billiards room
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Oh, how I want to break free
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Aaaaaand... time for the first run to dry.
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First two-colour production run with text underway... Edmund from King Lear.
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More from the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology class: detail from Papua New Guinea house post. Chalk, pastel, pencil and graphite on paper prepared with black poster paint.
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Another drawing class at the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Cambridge. Graphite and pastel on paper, black on black.
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We'll be on that in an hour...
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In place near Hitchin, waiting for the steam train #Tangmere to pass. Will be on YouTube andthenhesaid later, all being well.
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Finally had to accept the inevitable and get reading glasses. Not overjoyed.
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At the RSPB HQ in their gardens, working on the novel. Idyllic, much?
