So in an update to yesterday’s post the cat has now taken control of the stickers. She’s definitely more agile and fearless when climbing stuff than I’ll ever be but I fear she’ll have problems getting the backing off. Only time will tell. If she succeeds I for one welcome our new feline overlords.
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Yay! We finally got some slaps. Everyone is buzzing with that information here at id-iom HQ as you can probably tell…
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Here at id-iom there are a few things we love. Sunny days. Painting. And dispensing wisdom. Today we have the opportunity to combine all three and ‘If you’re in a fair fight…’ is the result. The original inspiration for this design came from the Polish fighter squadrons of WW2 who escaped to Britain to fight alongside the RAF after Poland had been invaded. Somehow that nugget of inspiration morphed into this piece. The muse works in mysterious ways. Anyway, as long as you’re digging the sage advice this dashing pilot is dishing out then all should be well. Just remember, failing to plan is planning to fail.
He’s on A2 paper and is made using the magic of spraypaint, stencils and imagination. If you’d like to give him a new home then drop us a line.
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I’ll be honest. We’ve used this image before. The original was painted on a wall. The second was a commission canvas piece and now we have the little brother laser cut on wood. The original inspiration for this design came from the Polish fighter squadrons of WW2 who escaped to Britain to fight alongside the RAF after Poland had been invaded. Somehow that nugget of inspiration morphed into this piece. The muse works in mysterious ways. Anyway, as long as you’re digging the sage advice this dashing pilot is dishing out then all should be well. Just remember, failing to plan is planning to fail.
This little beauty is, as mentioned, laser cut on wood then lovingly hand painted. She’s about 40 x 28cm of id-iom certified goodness. Drop us a line if interested.
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What would you reply to this fella if he asked ‘What are your plans?’. Think carefully. I’m not sure if I would reveal my thoughts to him as he has very shifty eyes in my opinion. Saying that though if I had little else to do I might just tell him so and see what he had to offer instead as it could (possibly) be the most enjoyable night out of my life thus far. Then again it could be a look through his many photo albums of his trips to the local dump. Or something far more sinister. I suppose that’d be the risk. Would you throw the dice?
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Title: What are your plans?
Materials: Acrylic, paint pen, spray paint and charcoal
Size: A2
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