The Last Taxidermy

Here is the latest reason for my ink-stained fingers. A private commission in a swish pad in The Park, Nottingham. A very enjoyable project, the beautiful view from the balcony helped a little too. I do have to say that this might be my last bit of Taxidermy drawing for a little while. It's time to tackle the unknown. Starting with moving house to East London in less than a week. I'm truly excited and almost fully prepared for a diet consisting mostly of dry weetabix.

Barbershop Mutant

I have spent most of June and some of July working at a welcome leisurely pace on this complex beast of an ink drawing. It is applied to the walls of 28 Girls and Boy Barbers in Hockley, Nottingham (who, may I add, are expert fringe trimmers) and it stretches 10 feet up, covering the entire wall of old German maps. This was a really fun project, though installation could only take place when the shop was shut which meant my dinnertimes usually consisted of a bowl of muesli in a hairdressing chair. It was well worth it though.

Beefing Up

Spent a few extra days filling out the bare corners of my wall installation, commissioned by COW (http://www.wearecow.blogspot.com/) Only the wallpaper needs filling in now, these pics are a just a little update. Do pop along to the Manchester store, or any COW for that matter, for delivery days have been bringing with them a glorious selection of vintage gems. Trust me I've seen. And purchased.

If you happen to own a shop, an office, a house or even just a bit of wall I am available for large scale commissions. In all shapes and sizes, of all subjects or shapes! Just drop me a line at jen.webber@hotmail.co.uk :)