Hand job.

Ever since a career aptitude test in the 5th form determined I was destined to become a sign writer, I've had a wee thing for hand painted signage. 

As the last vestiges of the 1990s extension to the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery were torn down yesterday, it revealed some historic gallery branding - hand painted no less - the same day I came across a trailer for a movie to the humble art of painted signage.


SIGN PAINTERS (OFFICIAL TRAILER) from samuel j macon on Vimeo.

The fine line between deconstructionism and demolition.

Days 19-21 of the Len Lye Centre Build

The cafe remains open.

Days 16-18 (roughly).
Please note: the cafe remains open.

45 hours and counting...

Team Bob are together again for another 48 hours of madness. Here's our last effort:


Puddle Finishing School, Part IV Church Protocol from Momentum Studios on Vimeo.

It would seem I'm writing the script and acting again.
You might call it a race against the clock...

It's the little things.

Days 13-15, in which the signage and Paul Haritgan's Pathfinder were preserved.

Making molehills out of mountains

Days 10-12, characterised by an impressive pile of rubble.

Progress.

Days 7-10. I've suggested that the signage is taken
down for some future fundraising purpose...

The price of fame.

Days 3-6 of the Len Lye Centre build.