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I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

I’m fresh back after a stunning 3 days in Guangzhou, opening my very first exhibition in China. It never fails to be a surreal experience travelling to another country and seeing work and installations that started only in my head be transformed into giant sculptures and installations. The exhibition is titled “Sky Play” and will be running until Nov 23 in TaikooHui, Guangzhou.

Behind the scenes, I had the amazing team from @vcollective_ltd assisting to build the show from the ground up. Many, many thanks to them for their hard work curating and preparing the exhibition (and also for looking after me while I was visiting).

“Chrome Porsche Louger”
In collaboration with @alex.parnassus

Brolga: I was so pumped to continue my Travel Series, this time in collab with graphic extraordinaire, @alex.parnassus. Alex is someone working at the forefront of art and technology to create his stunning visual aesthetic. I’ve been a fan of Alex’s work for quite some time now.

This is the first time that I have collaborated with a visual artist on this series, and it was an interesting creative experiment putting our two styles together. He has a strong focus on shadow and reflecting light, which is something that I’ve been focusing on lately too.

“Midnight Walk”
In collaboration with @kosnio

Brolga: I’ve continued my travel illustration series, this time in collaboration with @kosnio (Andrei Kostromskikh), a mega-talented photographer based in Bangkok, Thailand.

Andrei’s amazing photography and short films capture the very essence of daily life in mega-cities across Asia in great beauty.

It was super cool to get to draw on one of Andrei’s amazing photographs and continue the series.

In this age of AI-emergence, I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what still gives artists an edge. The human element is the hardest thing to replicate: humour, taste, perspective, weirdness, emotion, physical work, real life connection, all of it.

In this age of AI-emergence, I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what still gives artists an edge. The human element is the hardest thing to replicate: humour, taste, perspective, weirdness, emotion, physical work, real life connection, all of it.

In this age of AI-emergence, I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what still gives artists an edge. The human element is the hardest thing to replicate: humour, taste, perspective, weirdness, emotion, physical work, real life connection, all of it.

In this age of AI-emergence, I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what still gives artists an edge. The human element is the hardest thing to replicate: humour, taste, perspective, weirdness, emotion, physical work, real life connection, all of it.

In this age of AI-emergence, I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what still gives artists an edge. The human element is the hardest thing to replicate: humour, taste, perspective, weirdness, emotion, physical work, real life connection, all of it.

In this age of AI-emergence, I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what still gives artists an edge. The human element is the hardest thing to replicate: humour, taste, perspective, weirdness, emotion, physical work, real life connection, all of it.

In this age of AI-emergence, I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what still gives artists an edge. The human element is the hardest thing to replicate: humour, taste, perspective, weirdness, emotion, physical work, real life connection, all of it.

In this age of AI-emergence, I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what still gives artists an edge. The human element is the hardest thing to replicate: humour, taste, perspective, weirdness, emotion, physical work, real life connection, all of it.

In this age of AI-emergence, I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what still gives artists an edge. The human element is the hardest thing to replicate: humour, taste, perspective, weirdness, emotion, physical work, real life connection, all of it.

In this age of AI-emergence, I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what still gives artists an edge. The human element is the hardest thing to replicate: humour, taste, perspective, weirdness, emotion, physical work, real life connection, all of it.

How I Made This.
Edition 2: Cloud Baby

How to make a giant art sculpture…

It’s the May GIVEAWAY!

To WIN a limited edition silk scarf for you AND a friend, simply:

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The winners will be selected at random next WED 20 MAY and will be announced in my stories.

Good luck 🌝

“A Day In Osaka” in collaboration with photographer @scotthowes

Always wild seeing the @hm collab collection out in the wild

Always wild seeing the @hm collab collection out in the wild

Always wild seeing the @hm collab collection out in the wild

Always wild seeing the @hm collab collection out in the wild

Always wild seeing the @hm collab collection out in the wild

Always wild seeing the @hm collab collection out in the wild

Always wild seeing the @hm collab collection out in the wild

Always wild seeing the @hm collab collection out in the wild

Should I make a collectable toy?

I’m having fun playing around with my characters in 3D at the moment to see which ones have the most potential as a physical sculpture. I’ve gotten close to making a collectors toy over the years but I’m yet to fully dive in - what do you think about this one?

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

My latest collab with Cotti coffee went out across over 2000 stores in China and Asia. I drew some nature-inspired characters for this - just the sort of magical things you would see hanging out in coffee plantations. Here’s some snaps from the collab.

Something that started out as a sketch 10 years ago and pops up in my work from time to time - this cat needs a name! Can you please suggest one?