12th February 2012

Naju Handmade Woolly Crafts on Etsy

I'm excited to have revived my Etsy store with brand new woolly creations that I have been busy stitching away over the past few weeks. Have a browse!

I will be releasing upcoming promotions and updates for my handmade woolly crafts over on my Facebook page, so do 'like' the page if you'd like to be kept in the loop!

10th February 2012

Knitted City on Behance

The little guys making up the MoS Knitted City poster received a whole lot more love by being featured in the Behance Gallery this week, and this time the love was worldwide!

5th January 2012

Brand spanking new website!

New year, new start, new website! Yes, I finally did it. I got my act together and told myself that although the world of HTML and CSS looks like complete gobbledygook, it's got to make sense at some point – and it did! So with some knowledge under my belt, I have created a new website from scratch, and here it is.

Go ahead and have a look around!

8th October 2011

Toydesignserved.com

Sweet Tooth are dead happy to be featured on Toydesignserved.com this week!

5th July 2011

Knit Club in Design Week

Aaaw my little knitted fellas made their way onto Design Week in July.

Check them out looking all excited to have their first interview here.

27th May 2011

Ministry of Sound Club Wall Mural

There were some serious shapes being thrown at the Ministry of Sound Club this week, when the huge backlit wall of the main bar was redecorated to fit in with the theme of the quarterly artwork of the Blueprint flyers.

14th April 2011

Sony Playstation at Glug

I was honoured to be one of the four illustrator/designers to create live art for the Glug launch of The Studio by Studio Output, working alongside the very talented Ollie Munden, Will Scobie and Bob London

Each one of us were asked to spill some creative juices over one of the four Playstation shapes. I was given the triangle and opted for an all-seeing eye illustration created using insulation tape to create the thick vector lines, and fluorescent paint to colour the shapes in.

Read more about it here.