Kindly behold:

Finally I have some tshirts to keep you cool as winter approaches.

At the moment I have them in S, M, L regular shirts.  They’re printed on very high quality durable cotton by KT&Paul using quality durable ink.

You can order one by slipping me £20 plus £3 P&P via Paypal using thehillier@gmail.com as your payee reference.

You can also buy totes with my work emblazoned across them now from www.coolandthebag.com.  They have 12 designs for your happy consumption, why not check them out?

If you’re at the Sunday Upmarket I have four to sell to you directly for £8 a piece, as seen below:

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Whilst enjoying a fine summer evening at Durham castle at the wedding of my dear friend Timothy Victor and his comely bride Lydia a short time back I was fortunate enough to meet Tim’s uncle Bob Rollings.

We spent much of the evening deep in conversation about all things art, craft and creativity and almost two years on recently spent a most excellent day at my house as part of Bob’s month long peregrinations around the UK out of Canada.

Bob is something of a genius in the art of wood-turned platonic solids and I thought I’d display them for your inspection here.

A fine time was spent in further conversation, Guinness-imbibing, chatter and holding forth on our respective arts - ie. I banged on a bit about drawing and the like and he bewildered me with his knowledge of mathematical forms, wood-turning magic and icosidodecahedrons.

Below is a small selection of what Bob turned up with in his hold-all.

Kindly note that the polyhedral shapes contain a freely moving interior identical polyhedron within, with a spike extending from each face out through the holed outer faces, and are produced from a single block of wood by clever use of a lathe and requisite tools.

Magnificent indeed.

You can see some more of Bob’s work here, such as the piece below, also cut from a single block.

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Good morning, weekend reveller.  Please, sit down.

I’ll be knocking out my arts today and tomorrow from the streets of Brixton at the Urban Art Fair on Josephine Avenue.

Come browse 150 exhibitors’ work, eat a piece of food, drink a glass of drink, and maybe even pop round the corner to the Lambeth Country Show to observe a kestrel in flight or dance to some popular music later on.

I’ll be there today and tomorrow parked up with Prince Sugarnips himself Agamemnon Otero and tousle-haired Megadude Oliver Shaw, lounging on our garden chairs waiting for you to arrive with the canapes and boiled sweets.

Click on the banner below for full information.

Hope to see you there.

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So these unusual culinary items are going to soon be available.  They were popped out from the collaborative claws of myself and Ms Corinne Noble last year and I’m happy to now proffer them up for your inspection.

I’ll be selling them from the Bust Craftacular Fair for £45 this Saturday.  Come and see me why don’t you?

They’ll soon also be available on my website.

Click on one below to make it go bigger.

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Here are the pictures what I done as part of MuTate Britain and the Mutoid Waste Company’s ‘Unfairground’ field at Glastonbury this year.

Big thanks to them for getting me in and being all round awesome.

Unfortunately I didn’t get it together to photograph much of anything at Glastonbury this year but you should be able to find more images of the Unfairground online soon, featuring the work of Joe Rush, Sam Haggarty, Teddy Baden, Dotmasters, Shepard Fairey and plenty others too…

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New pictures are now up on my website ready for you to buy for all those last minute Summer Solstice gifting needs…

Hope to see you at Glastonbury this year - I’ll be knocking up a big old piece at the Unfairground with the MuTate Britain crew.  Come and touch my face.

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