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To make olive oil, they grind up the olives into a paste, pits and all. Then the paste is squirted out onto these mats woven from a rope-like material.
Here is a coloured in cover for Brain paste Zine. I did the illustration and Nic Farrell did the Brain Paste Typography.
another shot of the forearms before I finished the fingers off.
The concept was to create an elbow to fingertip henna design but instead of the standard hindi, to create patterns taken from Egyptian art.
I used Riffat's lovely premixed henna paste: www.riffat.co.uk
6.5 X 5 paste paper Arches Text wove and Arches Text wove plain paper. Acrylic, Dr. Martins Bleedproff White, stencils, pan pastels, die cuts, embossing, rubber stamps, ribbon, inktense blocks, hand lettering collage.
The guide book, inlcuding text, adverts and recipes, for the annual Food Fair held at London's Olympia and promoted by the Food Manufacturers' Federation and sponsored by the Daily Express. This is the 1960 edition and includes sections on British producers as well as Continental importers along with information on both US and Canadian foods, the latter having just been freed from 20 years of restrictions. As well as descriptions of many companies there are numerous adverts.
These two adverts are for food producers Drings Ltd. of London and Sutherlands Foods of Sheffield. The latter were a well known brand of paste and sandwich spread manufacturers whose little jars, with the pressure lockec caps, were familiar in so many British shops and larders. Drings, manufacturing sausages and 'hot dogs' were based in the industrial estate that sat next to the old Empire Stadium in Wembley, the remains of the 1924/5 Empire Exhibition Grounds.
Graffiti-Akademie April 2013 for schoolchildren in Frankfurt. The building is due for demolition; participating artists incl. Atem, Bomber, WOW123, Rimon Guimaraes
by Robert Beck of Beck Interactive
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