Sold...

Despite the arctic conditions there was a good turn out for the

Never Judge show at Stolen Space last night, feel free to soak your

vision balls in these expertly taken photos...

Title-Progress & Reform (Original book cover, burnt and reformed)

Never Judge...

I've got a piece in a show called Never Judge that opens

tonight at Stolen Space gallery just off Dray walk, It'll

be cold but there will be free beer... there's a snap on the

Guardian website too...

shit really?

swear tho!

Rub it out...

Making statements and then trying to erase them...

Blue Windows...

Question: Mr. Slade could you please stop looking out the window?

answer: No.

Stolen

Dont Panic, Stolen Space.

Use your eyes in a safe, responsible manner over here

A little more on progress...

Sketchy Book...

Wohaa!... If you're about this coming thursday check out the 'Decade

of don't panic posters' show at Stolen Space Galleries just off Dray

Walk, think I have an poster I did for them years back in the show...

above are some sketches I'm gathering for a book project...

which has nothing to do with the previous paragraph

The Curtain...

26" x 50" - Charcoal on paper.

Count to 100...

26" x 50" - Charcoal on paper.

Think (Red)...

The Popes Red Shoes... as part of a contribution to a series of

consequence portraits (someone else draws the torso and likewise

with the head and shoulders) to be auctioned for charity from the

walls of the coningsby gallery on April 1st.

Heavy results...

Fuzzy friday... Here's a few results of me and Andy's evening of

drinking and drawing at the ICA last night, the plan was that we

would make a playlist of music we liked or found inspiring that we

would draw to (we gave the playlist a loose 'movie' theme) while

being filmed and projected onto the walls of the ICA bar.

Thanks to Gemma and James for getting it all together.

here's the tracks these pieces wer drawn to...

Short People - Randy Newman

Company Flow - population Control

Elsie Mae - Do you really want to rescue me?

Grant Green - One more chance

Beck - Broken Drum (Boards Of Canada remix)

Blind Melon - No Rain

Wu -Tang - C.R.E.A.M

Queen - The Hero

Make Money Take Money...

I was approached by Concrete Hermit last year to see if I would be

interested in participating in a show at the Conran shop in Tokyo

with a bunch of other artists, I said yes, and have just finished packing

up the results to be shipped off... Can't make it for the opening but

I'm sure it will all go swimmingly. The above is one of the pieces

for the show it's called 'Cause'... The other artists involved are,

Ian Stevenson, Andrew Rae, Cody Hudson and Koichiro Takagi.

always down-wind.

Show...

I'm involved in a presentation of workings in the Conran shop

in Tokyo in early Feb, along with the folks on the flyer...

Running from the devil again...

Thanks to Matt and Nat at Russian Club Studios, Laura at

Studio Output and everyone who came along, there's loads

more pics but I think you get the idea...

Running from the devil...

All done. Me and Ian wer invited to be part of an event called

Glug which was to take place at the most impressive Russian

Club Studios in Dalston, I should probably wait until I have

all the photos before posting about it. Nevermind, it's friday

and the evening fog is settling on my mind...

There's something in your eye...

Her cosmic Majesty as customized by Prince Far Eye Bianchi

at the opening of 'Messengers of Her Majesty's Cosmic Royal Empire'

at Concrete Hermit last night, one of the best shows that's been

on there yet... keep an eye on the web chants of Robert Rubbish

for some information regarding a Halloween requiem mass or

say-once or sacrifice or some dark drunken antics...

Thank Crunchy

The Get Involved poster retrospective enjoyed a warm, beer

sodden evening at Concrete Hermit last night, the work looked

great, refreshing to see so many styles and techniques sitting

comfortably beside each other, congrats to Gavin, Good to see

James and the A+P fellas too...

some show pics...

Good show at Concrete Hermit last night, Ian Stevenson

created two large, starkly coloured canvases for the show,

Gareth Bayliss was showing two of a series called swarm,

very nice work gents. The BEP crew were in to survey the

printing, looks like they made some shirts with the thinking head,

watch out for that Ninja!...

Strides...

Hermit have a show opening tonight with some great

artists involved, come on down for beery treats, nice 

flyer tube action from Gareth.

Drawing Club...

Here's the piece i drew at Gemma's Drawing club last night,

really good night, cheers for the beer and pizza Gem...

Ian, Ed and Gemma Correll drew stuff too, i should have

taken more photos but i didn't...