Jonah Matranga

I've been printing merch for the upcoming Jonah Matranga UK tour. I printed two designs: one on ethically produced tees and the other on 3 different coloured ethically produced/environmentally friendly tote bags.

http://www.greenteesapparel.co.uk/

Octopus

Hey, happy new year......my first post of 2009 is just a little heads up. I've been printing my octopus on sweaters. This is the guys sweater and it's also been printed on baby blue with black ink for girls. I'll get some prettier people than I to model them properly and they'll be up on my site soon, I'll keep you posted.

London and Newcastle, Bears and Bagels.

You might remember that I came up with a design for Jonah Matranga (www.jonahmatranga.com) a short while ago. Well, as part of our 'trade' he was kind enough to let me sell my stuff from his merch table at a couple of his recent UK shows.

I was sadly only able to attend London and Newcastle as the other shows were either too far away or conflicted with a certain local derby last Saturday :)

There are some nice photogrpahs from the trip up on my flickr page (www.flickr.com/neil-m-perry) taken by Karen Taylor (www.flickr.com/camera-lady) who came with me and was an immense help.

It was a really great experience and hopefully Jonah and I will work together in the future.

scarf design, detail.

Here's a detail of the snake/birds design in progress.

It'll be going on cream scarves in scarlet and grey scarves in an as yet undeceided colour....suggestions?

www.greenteesapparel.co.uk

scarf design

I've been working on a new design for a set of scarves I'm doing.

Two little birds being cradled by a snake, i'm pretty excited to see how it turns out.

It's hard to see much from this picture so I'll post a detail of the work in progress...

blood owls

I've been working on those owls a little more, this time in red on a stone coloured paper. This is pretty much the colous scheme I will be using for the tees and bags. I'll get the finished peice up soon so you can get a better Idea of how it will look.

My window makes a great natural lightbox......though it is less useful when the dark Scottish winter arrives.