London design fair coming up, it’d be nice to see you there
http://www.londondesignfair.couk/visit
Laser-cut stainless steel lettering pieces
Here are a few examples of laser-cut stainless steel lettering designs:
These designs are created using my own true-type fonts. I make a design and layout which I then convert to a path. This is a vector outline that can then be edited. This looks a bit like this:
These designs can then be scaled and laser-cut at any size. As you can see from the “may the circle be unbroken” design, I have made these at 30cm diameter and up to 1200mm diameter on the barn.
TEXTure show update
Our show texture opened on Friday evening and we’re really pleased with the reaction we’ve had. Lovely feedback, interesting conversations and some sales. We look forward to seeing people there. Here are a few pictures:
TEXTure show final preparations
TEXTure opens on Friday and we’re looking forward to setting up and seeing it all in situ. There will be around forty pieces in the show, some simple sculptural forms and some large and detailed pieces. Materials in the show include slate, limestone, sandstone, rock crystal, glass, resin and metal. Here’s the latest poster and the launch invitation, please come along at some point if you can.
Texture show media explosion
Our show entitled ‘texture’ is getting quite a lot of support in the press recently. It started with the real spiderman in Norwich, this was then noticed by Beyoncé, who was shopping in Anglia Square, and local hero Ed Sheeran was also passing through. Then Justin Bieber jumped on the bandwagon, but went a step further (perhaps he got a little carried away) I do admire his spontaneity, but wonder if he’ll regret including the dates after the event. I wonder who will be the next celebrity to support us!?
TEXTure exhibition update
Hello – here are a few more images of work for our show TEXTure coming up in May. See poster below for details. The launch event is on Friday 27th May from 6.30-8pm. We hope to see you there!
Laser-cut steel
I’ve been experimenting with digital design and this piece was designed for an exhibition in the Hostry at Norwich Cathedral in May. Here’s a sneaky preview.
I’ll be showing this wall-mountable piece which is 60cm diameter, with metal pins in the back, and a smaller hanging version (below) at 30cm diameter, which could go on a wall or in a window. I hope you like them.
