Kensington Palace commission


Above: Images of the wedding dress installation in progress

Last month i installed two paper installations for the Victoria Revealed exhibition at the newly refurbished Kensington Palace, unveiled at the end of March. The handmade paper installations were installed in the cabinet with Queen Victoria's original wedding dress and another in the cabinet housing QV original mourning dress, along with mourning outfits worn by princess Beatrice and prince Leopold. To find out more about the Victoria Revealed exhibition and Kensington Palace click here

Images of the installation coming soon...

West Dean and Dot to Dot art workshops

I recently held some paper sculpture workshops at West Dean college, Chichester and Dot to Dot arts in Portsmouth. It was a lot of fun and i met some really nice and interesting people. We archived some really interesting and varied work. Here are a few images from the workshops.






Hermés Installation

Iv been working with visual stylist Nikki Docker over the last few weeks helping her create work for a series of Hermés window installations based on the theme of travel and adventure. I was commissioned to create series of paper chickens and paper boats at various scales for the windows, which will be situated across the London, Dublin and Manchester stores. The work is currently being installed.

Win a Liberty Bird!

The Crafts Council are running a whirl wind competition for a chance to win one of my Liberty Birds! For a chance to win just send an email 'twitter craft' to competition@craftscouncil.org.uk and you will be automatically entered into the prize draw. Be quick though, the competition ends at 5pm on Friday the 10th of June!!
I will be making two brand new birds which i will be donating to the Council Council who will then be passing them on to one of you lucky people. Good luck everyone.



Work featured in Blankpages Magazine


Check out the recent issue of Blankpages Magazine, which features my work on the cover and an artists profile.
Blankpages is a monthly magazine issued by Blank Media Collective, a manchester based creative organisation set up to support emerging artists. To find out more go to http://www.blankmediacollective.org/

You can read the new issue of Blanpages here


'Paperworks' Exhibition




Im excited to say i will be showing a number of paper pieces for the 'Paperworks' exhibition at the Civic in Barnsley.
The works i will be exhibiting will be the 'Dust Clouds in the Eagle Nebula' giant paper cut, along with my paper cut leaf series 'The Winds in the Trees are the Ghosts of Dead Leaves'
The show, which is currently touring across the UK, will be at the Civic from Thursday the 9th of June until the 26th of August. For more information on the show please click here


Live drawing at the Hepworth grand opening

image: charcole test drawing by Andy Singleton and Richard Sweeney

Myself and Richard Sweeney will be creating a large scale charcole drawing live at the grand opening of the Hepworth Wakefield, Yorkshire's land mark new gallery. The event will be held over two days, the 21st - 22nd of May. For more information on the event and the Hepworth gallery go to www.hepworthwakefield.org



The Gerald Exhibition!!


Lazerian Studios put out an open call out to artisits, illustrators and designers for a chance to create a design for their mascot 'Gerald'. The chosen artists will then have their 'Geralds' go on a super tour around multiple galleries and venues. I am excited to say i am one of the chosen artists and will designing a 'Gerald' of my very own in the coming months.

There are really amazing artists involved in this great project and i think its going to be something really special. For more information and to find out about other exhibiting artists go to blog.lazerian.co.uk.




Crafts Council and Liberty Installation complete!


Here are a some images of the now finished paper installation commissioned by the Crafts Council and Liberty. The Window will be installed for a duration of 5 weeks and the internal works for a 3 month period.

Big thanks to the Crafts Council, Liberty and everyone else who made the project possible.

More images coming soon.