One of my favourite illustrators is spanish artist (now east-london based) – Cristina Guitian. Her work is a huge inspiration to me! – I’ve been following her work for months now, thus jumped at the chance to attend her privet view exhibition last week in Dalston. It was a cute little exhibit of her latest series of work “Portraits of my Life as a Bird”. She usually does big murals and installations, but it was really nice to see her pieces hanging framed on a wall, and admire all the huge amount of little details in her drawings. I wish I could buy a print, but she doesn’t seem to sell any!!

How amazing!! I’ve always wanted to paint a wall… One of my many ambitions in life! (It IS going to happen!)

Last Friday we finished up work with drinks, food and a trip to the V&A – we work right near South Kensington so it’s a nice little walk over to the museum. The exhibition Decode: Digital Design Sensations was definitely the best interactive exhibition I’ve ever been to – every piece was engaging and encouraged solo and group participation from the users… a room of digital play and experimentation. The exhibition showcased the latest developments in digital and interactive design, and quite a few pieces were built using flash. My favourite installation was a projection of a tree blowing in the wind which reacted according to the weather outside the museum building – you could even kick around the leaves on the floor! But they were all very innovative and enjoyable! I reccomend you all to check the exhibition out if you are in London – It’s on until 11th of April! Credit to my buddy Steve who took most of the photos – check out his travel photography on Flickr, his pics are awesome! The night continued with drinks, drinks and more drinks!

Have you been to any good exhibitions recently??