Emergency Riot Brick

My what a busy morning we’ve had. From conception to completion in just a couple of hours. The emergency riot brick is the dubious result.

If you find yourself in a certain set of conditions then the emergency riot brick really is a must. Pretty does what it says on the tin. A big plus side is that it’s reusable and when you’re not actively using it it doubles as a handy door stopper. We’ll be taking pre-orders from tomorrow.

Cheers

id-iom

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This is the end of the line…

This is the end of the line…

I’m not entirely sure exactly what this chap has done to meet such an ignominious end but I hope it was something deserving of such a fate. He, and the man who threw him, haven’t got much longer to live anyway as we have now finally moved just about all our stuff out of the House of Pain(t) in readiness for the imminent arrival of the demolition crew.

We’ve only got one more carload of stuff to get and then we’ll be moved out. We’ve had a great time there for 18 months with our studio in the basement and the rest of the house to paint up over the last few weeks. It is definitely a sad day. The demo crew will apparently be arriving this week and I would just love if we could get some hidden cameras in there to see what they think of our efforts before it all ends up as rubble…

Cheers

id-iom

Acrophobia

For starters this picture looks much better if you are looking at it from directly above so i suppose it would probably look quite good set into a table top or something similar. Anyway, acrophobia is the irrational fear of heights. Whilst there is some evidence to suggest a certain fear of heights is inborn in all of us (along with a fear of loud noises and a fear of falling) this can be taken to extremes in some cases – and I think if i was the man who just been thrown out of the doorway i’d have a sudden and serious case of acrophobia. I’m not sure if kittens, guns and grenades would be on my mind but I suppose it’s difficult to know…

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id-iom

Title: Acrophobia

Media: Screenprint, spraypaint and stencils

Size: 46 x 31 cm slate