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Here are some cool animal and flower pictures we plan to use for reference for our stamp workshop!

April 19, 2018

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Random collection of drawings on one page...odd but I quite like it.....

Kickstarter Announcement. Launching 15th April! Well it's been about 3 years since I've posted on this blog! I just forgot about it. Maybe it will be another 3 years before I post again. Still, this seems like a worthy piece of new to end this neglected platform. Check out my first ver Kickstarter project here- A Hard Back Book collecting together of my work over the last 15 years! I have no idea how this will go but I've wanted to create a kickstarter project for a long time. Its been a lot of work to get this far and I'm really happy with the way the book is looking and can't wait to see it in print. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lostmonkey/where-the-weird-things-are

Learn how to design and make your own rubber stamp from scratch!

Stamp workshop - 19 May - Check out the link for further info OPT https://uk.funzing.com/funz/learn-how-to-design-and-make-your-own-rubber-stamp-16837?sedir=bg1ILZ7H&utm_campaign=Funz_16837&utm_medium=Host_76912&utm_source=HostTraffic Join designer and crafts genius Kristen Kong and create your own personalised rubber stamps. Stamps have existed in one form or another since around 500AD in the form of wax seals. The rubber stamp was invented in 1839 – when Charles Goodyear dropped some rubber on a hot stove! The stamp is highly creative and accessible way of decorating your diary, adding character to to a letter or even making cards for friends! The workshop will start with tea/coffee and biscuits, before a brief introduction by Kristen. You will then be guided every step of the way though the process of creating your own unique art work, letterhead or pattern. All materials will be provided on the day, as well as abun

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