A friendly reminder inspired by an email in my inbox.

    When you turn your hobby into a hustle, you’ll probably lose what made it a great hobby in the first place. Not always, but probably.

    I got an Amazon voucher from work for my birthday and spent it all on books. Can you see the common trend?

    New baby, who did? (Literally. We haven’t settled on a name yet!)

    Day off with the kids.

    A vegan Birthday lunch with my wife. Very tasty.

    Find and replace.

    New stickers for the laptop cover. Thanks micro camp.

    I’m a protestant but I love icons. I found this beautiful one on instagram and decided to make my own version in procreate. The original artist has a lot more detail! Fun experiment with textures though.

    Had some fun making a Matisse style cutouts for this Matisse quote. “Creativity takes courage”.

    A graphic showing the Matisse quote “Creativity takes Courage” with a cutout of Matisse in blue.

    A quick visual of The Paradox of Choice. I have a trick for shopping for craft beer. I have a price limit and look for items on sale in my local shop. 90% of the time, that makes my decision for me. Otherwise I use the process I say in the post.

    Struggling with something in my head today so mucking around in procreate and single line portraits (With extra layers for colour).

    When you’re down on the south bank and have your iPad with you…

    Hi from London.

    I started a little Van Gough inspired background for my zoom calls. I might add more details but I’m also tempted to try a more manga style one too.

    I decided to try Hipstermatic again and it made iPhone photography feel fun again. I think it’s mostly just a change from “the iPhone look” to photo processing.

    Happy “this-is-the-way-nesday” to all who celebrate.

    Happy Ted Lasso day for all who celebrate.

    This is me.

    I replaced my tiny little light for video calls with a Godox ES45 and it’s a real improvement! Now if I could just get the cabin that they used for the background 🤔

    Sometimes, when sketchnoting on paper, things go really wrong. But you can always cover up your mistake.

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