Exhibition

An exhibition was held

to help us fundraise for

our New Blood venture in June 2012

at Cellar 35.

It was just fun to see everyone having

a good time before Christmas comes.

Also, there was a whole array of different

work to see.

Watch out 2012 because we will

be putting on another exhibition.

Check out Sam who also featured

work at exhibition

http://www.samcopeland.co.uk/

Check out Richies work

for some inspiration

http://www.richiemac.co.uk/

But most importantly we

just had fun.

The Pop up Shop

FeetandTea had its first outing at STAG pop up shop and let me tell you it was very exciting.  There were lots of other stalls there selling vintage clothes and loads of delicious cupcakes, however it is fair to stay that we definitely stood out with all our reclaimed scrap furniture that I refurbished myself and a few pretty flowers and prints on old coat hangers.

Not only did I manage to sell lots of lovely unique cards that were up for grabs my favourite being,

"I love you even though you talk utter shite"

and

"I know I love you because I can leave

the toilet door open"

I also made my individually unique candle jars with special embroidered message on them along with FeetandTea cushions.

Some pictures below:

The grand finale for me was to showcase my 

"Live a Little" print

for all to see.  I spent a total of 48 hours on this piece spread over two weeks.  I drew 23,000 circles on it by hand using nothing but 8 Steadler 0.3 fineliners kindly purchased from the Grays school of Art shop.

Feast your eyes on it and let me know what you think

Also check out time lapse footage done for the day by Stuart Edwards on this link to get a feeling for the day.  there is no puzzle in finding me as I am the last one to clear away at the end.

http://vimeo.com/28133970

We are also featured in The Skinny

under unique fashion pop up Shop and FeetandTea along with my bow tie and birdcage makes an appearance.

thanks for all the support I had from my family and friends beforehand and on the day.

The E4 Sting

A big thanks to Amy and Chris for helping me do this at such short notice.  I really enjoyed making this movie I would have loved to have spent more time on it as there was a couple other things i was experimenting with.