That weekend when I went to Lisbon to spend some time with my sketchbook, pens and pencils.
While Daily mail thinks that muntjac deer are threat to our wildlife, I was asked kindly to draw one based on an old memory of meeting one.
Originating from South-East China and Taiwan, they were introduced in the UK in the beginning of the 20th century and since then became one of the most populous deer found in England.
One of the most inspiring lectures I’ve been to recently http://bartlettplexus.com
I was quite intrigued by the choice of speakers and the atmosphere was very open – Bartlett, my love.
Did a quick sketch there while Andy Lomas was explaining his methods of creating synthetic aesthetics mimicking organic forms.
We’ve been talking about this for a while and finally – my deer are hanging at my favourite cafe in London – Scandinavian kitchen.
They are free to view and surrounded by lovely people and buns throughout April and maybe a bit beyond – pop by if you’re around!
61 Great Titchfield Street
London W1W 7PP
Monday – Friday: 8 – 19
Saturday: 10 – 18
Sunday: 10-16 (food 15)
One of my main passions in professional sense is actually lighting design (you’d think deer, wouldn’t you?). Yet I am not employed as a lighting designer yet which combined with Goldsmiths education makes me do some weird things.
This is a deer for a lighting designer who I met at a lighting design party. We had a conversation involving deer, Eames chairs and my crazy CV.
A small project where I have drawn 3 of my friends living together and then fixed their portraits onto kitchen cupboards