
Hot off the press are these tidy little T towels designed by Ben Javens and available to buy from the To Dry For website.

Hot off the press are these tidy little T towels designed by Ben Javens and available to buy from the To Dry For website.


The Joyful Bewilderment from Lawrence Roper on Vimeo.
the first day of 2010 from Lawrence Roper on Vimeo.











Recently Log, Simon Peplow And Vaughan Baker from the Outcrowd were commissioned to do a series of hand customized rods for the 2012 London Olympics / Coke. The brief was initiated by Egg Strategy, based in Boulder, Colorado, and involved an ambitious customisation of 23 decks in 24 hours for the Coca Cola and Olympics 2012 Activation board. We were hand picked for the project by Dan Magee of bluepint skateboards who project managed the brief. We were also joined by the talented Arran Gregory. Day one involved a welcome pampering at the Mother Marketing Agency in East London, doodling away through thunder storms into the early hours of friday! Day two and a slightly jaded presentation ensued at Coca-Colas head office in Hammersmith. All visuals courtesy of Dan Magee's third eye.










Here's a few Pics from the Joyful Bewilderment At Here Gallery in Bristol. It's on till August, go check it out. You don't have to queue for two hours like Banksy.
Come one and all, it appears to be that time again. THE JOYFUL BEWILDERMENT show will have squatters rights next month, taking over the walls of the delightful HERE Gallery in Bristol. Hope to see you there."The Outcrowd" is a shambolic visual collection of hoodlums and battered psyches, born out of a basic obsession to create. Not to be trusted with pen, paper or any other medium that can leave a mark. Initially formed amongst a group of friends, skateboarders, Illustrators, Designers, Image-Makers and Lurkers.
The Outcrowd has taken on an organic, parasitic growth form, spanning continents and breaking cultural boundaries as more creators mutate to survive. Compiled, curated and realised in 2004 by two artists Lawrence Roper and Simon Peplow (Mr Ben has also been taking a more active role of late).
"This is chance for some of us to air our secret visual diaries, a mass of weird visions and telephone squiggles, that until now have been left ominously gathering dust in darkened corners. For others it's about escaping and creating work they enjoy, outside of any particular agenda. It's about a personal freedom to express themselves. And it's about creating a network to share ideas, collaborate, exhibit, commission and expose. After the success of their first group exhibition in February 2004 The Outcrowd have continued onwards and upwards steadily gathering awards, accolades, commissions, publications, collaborations, exhibitions and growing notoriety on their eventful trail.