London College of Fashion MA Fashion and Film exhibition

Grazia editor, photograph courtesy of Stephen Perry


My review of the London College of Fashion MA Fashion and Film exhibition is available to read at Sketchbook magazine here.

Ctrl-Alt-Shift Chantelle Fiddy Interview

Photograph courtesy of Matthew Gonzalez Noda

Chantelle Fiddy is the editor of brilliant magazine, activist movement and cultural phenomenom Ctrl-Alt-Shift. I met with her last Saturday and interviewed her about the mag's latest project United Underground 2. Read all bout it here.

That's me there. No, really. I am attempting to take my picture while having my mug photographed in order for it to appear on the tiled snapshots big screen! (See below) What one must do for art sometimes...

Photograph courtesy of Matthew Gonzalez Noda

Ziad Fashion Illustration

Illustration by Valerie Pezeron

My fashion illustration for Ziad Lonfon Fashion Week A/W 2010 show can be seen here

My Charles Anastase Illustration

Image courtesy of Valerie Pezeron. Copyright Valoche designs 2010. Do no t reproduce without permission

Illustration courtesy of Valerie Pezeron


My fashion illustration for Charles Anastase's London Fashion Week Autumn Winter 2010 in Amelia's magazine here.

My Gemma Slack Fashion Illustration and Review

Image courtesy of Valerie Pezeron. Copyright 2010. Do not reproduce without permission

My fashion illustration and review of Gemma Slack fashion presentation is now in Amelia's magazine. Have a look here.

Andrew Majtenyi Fashion Illustration

Illustration courtesy of Valerie Pezeron

Yesterday I attended the Andrew Majtenyi fashion show. This is my first time at LFW and it's rather intense! Shows after shows of beautiful clothes, jewelery and digital avant-garde- I am surprised I found it fun as I am more into art and design than fashion. But I always like a good frock! And that black model looked stunning on the catwalk. My fashion illustration is in today's Amelia's magazine, accompanying Matt Bramford's article. See it here.

Earth at the Royal Academy of Arts

Yao Lu, ‘Spring in the City’, 2009. C-Print, 120 x 120 cm. Courtesy of the artist and Red Mansion Foundation


I love the Royal Academy of Art. It’s a venue that is always a delight to visit and their blockbuster exhibitions are in my view great value for money. It is more fun than job duty to go on behalf of work to visit such shows! Earth: Art of a Changing World ran from the 3^rd of December 2009 to the 31 of January 2010 and as I made my way to the RAA, I must admit I was intrigued by the title and did not know what to expect. GSK Contemporary 2009, the second annual Contemporary art season at 6 Burlington gardens, featured new and recent work for 35 leading international contemporary artists, including commissions from up and coming artists.
Read the whole review here.