Another beautiful image from Mark Tucker…
The Draw of the Sea
There’s something about the sea, isn’t there? Something stirring and primordial; to gaze out to the distant horizon is so many things to so many…
iPod Meets Grumpy Old iMac
This tickled me today… Whatever I work on, I can’t help but go to the nth degree to make sure it’s right for the recipient…
Devon Cummings; Binx
My friend Julian Calverley pointed my in the direction of Mark Tucker’s blog at the back end of last year. If you love the roots…
The Jazz Café, Newcastle’s Parisian Corner
Following on from my post last week, you are now among the first to be able to view Duncan Davis’ tribute to his old mate…
Hunter S. Thompson: The Edge
“The Edge… There is no honest way to explain it because the only people who really know where it is are the ones who have…
An Ode to Instagram
That’s it — along with many others, I’ve just deactivated my Instagram account. The combination of Peter Krogh’s blog post and discussions with friends were…
Crombie’s Last Stand
I didn’t know Keith Crombie. I’d been to his famous Jazz Café once, a long time go. If nothing else, I gleaned this much about him…
Spillers’ Downfall: New Prints
It’s been a busy first week of 2013 in the studio, not least putting a lot of love and attention into the release of my…
My City’s Beating Heart
“The beating heart of Rome is not the marble of the senate, it’s the sand of the Colosseum.” — Gracchus, ‘Gladiator’ I used to like…