www.brainfluff.net

it’s seem no matter where we are headed in london we always seem to end up at trafalgar square! not that it’s a bad thing, it’s helping me connect up the vast randomness that london appears to be at the moment. anyway we were walking past the other weekend on the way up to the west end theatre festival at leicester square and noticed this large gathering

one good thing about london is there’s always something going on, i think this was an anti racism protest but didn’t have enough time to stay and find out. as it happens we would have had time as we spent all of ten minutes at the theatre festival and ended up in a soho bar instead, we eventually got home at 3am. the other good thing about london? the night buses, even though you don’t appreciate them at the time…

living in south london is much cheaper than a city center location, however the train to work cost £8 a day (daylight robbery) and the bus takes 2 hours, yes that’s right 2 whole hours… so i jump on my two wheels and cycle like mad for 90 minutes a day. cycling is great that is except for an ongoing battle between cyclists and pretty much everybody else on the road and i’m trying my hardest not to get sucked into the bitter fight but it’s proving pretty tough! i’m predicting that brainfluff may pass over to the dark side despite my best efforts.

if you want catch up on the latest cycling issues check out:

www.citycyclists.org.uk
sometimes angry
honk the horn
…

the list is endless but if have a look at some of the links from the mentioned blogs you’ll find a whole network of people with the same issues.

Check out page 34 of this years CA Graduate Showcase!

Today was the launch of Pollinator, North Wales School of Art & Designs graduation showcase. I presented Virgin Burst, Glimmer and the Virgin boards that I sent in to the YCN competition (should get the results soon!!!), it seems my work has made an impression as I was chosen by the schools head of design to be one of the students to represent NWSAD at this years D&AD New Blood exhibition down in London.

I’ve also had some interest on the job front, I have two interviews and the possibility of another one on the way. It’s all very exciting!!

I’ve finally finished my degree (except for the show) so I’ve uploaded my completed projects. I am hoping to continue with them both as personal projects. See what you think…