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bob obviously.
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May 9
holly butcher: Today I began my month long internship with Lisa Pritchard Agency....

hollybutcher:

Today I began my month long internship with Lisa Pritchard Agency. It’s been a great start: the team are lovely, the work is good, and they have a talented bunch of photographers on their books who are worth checking out!

For anyone in London, you might be interested in a couple of events…
May 2

thefrogman:

Adventure Twerks.

automatic reblog

(Source: rabalogy)

April 21
The lovely @mountainbakery , doing her thang at yesterday’s #cluttercity (at Norwich Arts Centre)

The lovely @mountainbakery , doing her thang at yesterday’s #cluttercity (at Norwich Arts Centre)

April 14

hollybutcher:

recently, my photography was used for the japanese release of the band ttng’s album, 13.0.0.0.0. 

i’m really pleased with how its turned out!

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cd design: henry tremain
to listen to the album online, visit ttng’s bandcamp
copies of the japanese release are available on amazon.jp

due to tumblr’s image compression, these photos are best viewed when clicked on and enlarged. 

March 22
today i made some odd pockets colour triangle badges.

today i made some odd pockets colour triangle badges.

March 19
mountainbakery: Last Monday night me and my lovely friend Holly of Odd Pockets had tickets to see Icelandic pianist Ólafur Arnalds play with the Britten Sinfonia at the Barbican Centre in London. It was an amazing show, not just for the music, but also for the venue, which is a 1970’s brutalist maze of open spaces, towers and fountains. We couldn’t resist but go back the day after the show to properly enjoy the cafes and retro futuristic design, where going to the toilet feels like getting into an awesome little curved spaceship pod! We especially enjoyed the Barbican Food Hall, which really brought to mind a lovely Swedish café, with its white tiled walls, airy feel and expensive looking pendant lighting. The cake table was piled high with delicious treats – I’m sure if I lived nearer I’d be there all the time, as it seems like a very nice chilled out place to spend a morning catching up on a few blogs and having a cuppa. Have a look at their website, as they have lots of good shows and films on, which are totally worth checking out! this day was delicious. the barbican really is a wonderful place!

mountainbakery:

Last Monday night me and my lovely friend Holly of Odd Pockets had tickets to see Icelandic pianist Ólafur Arnalds play with the Britten Sinfonia at the Barbican Centre in London.

It was an amazing show, not just for the music, but also for the venue, which is a 1970’s brutalist maze of open spaces, towers and fountains. We couldn’t resist but go back the day after the show to properly enjoy the cafes and retro futuristic design, where going to the toilet feels like getting into an awesome little curved spaceship pod!

We especially enjoyed the Barbican Food Hall, which really brought to mind a lovely Swedish café, with its white tiled walls, airy feel and expensive looking pendant lighting. The cake table was piled high with delicious treats – I’m sure if I lived nearer I’d be there all the time, as it seems like a very nice chilled out place to spend a morning catching up on a few blogs and having a cuppa.

Have a look at their website, as they have lots of good shows and films on, which are totally worth checking out!

this day was delicious. the barbican really is a wonderful place!

March 17

here are a selection of photos from the first ‘make & do’ pop-up shop at the birdcage, norwich (uk). 

unfortunately i didn’t manage to get any snaps of mine and henry’s odd pockets contribution, but you’ll see here some lovely baked goods by mountain bakery and sod nigella, as well as some mugs by neil james earl and screenprinted items by suzanne antonelli.

it was a ridiculous amount of fun, and i can’t wait for the next one. keep yer eyes peeled, norwich folk!

February 4
nevver: Crap

nevver:

Crap