On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 45: Percy Pertemps by Cathy Simpson. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Cathy Simpson is an illustrator and cartoonist who has spent most of her adult life […]
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On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 46: Owlfred by Kristian Movahed. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital.
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On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 47: Welcome to Birmingham by Laura Hallett. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Laura Hallett is a Birmingham born, Falmouth graduate and freelance illustrator, working primarily in
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On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 48: Owlbert by Meghan Allbright. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Meghan Allbright is a Birmingham-based artist, who describes herself as having a ‘magpie-like’ way of making
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On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 51: TropicOwl by Jenny Leonard. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Jenny Leonard is a freelance artist and muralist, specialising in site-specific paintings and projects. Her clients
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TAKEN FROM THE BIRMINGHAM MAIL A disabled man has vowed to complete The Big Hoot trail to raise funds for Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Nathan Lee Davies, who has been wheelchair-bound for 20 years, will visit each owl on the entire public art trail, produced by Wild in Art in partnership with Birmingham Children’s Hospital, even
On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 50: Jack by Martin Band. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Martin Band is an enthusiastic artist and director of Environmental Associates, an urban design and landscape
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Throughout the 2015/16 football season I will be contributing to the Wrexham AFC matchday programme. I will be penning a feature called Memory Match, a look back at classic Wrexham games from the past that I will share in this blog over the coming months. 19-09-84 Wrexham v Porto European Cup Winners’ Cup First Round First Leg
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On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 49: Wise Old Owl by Kieron Reilly and Lynsey Brecknell. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Kieron Reilly is an aspiring Model Maker and Illustrator. He has
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On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 52: The Ship by Neil Morris. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Neil Morris ( a.k.a. ‘Mish Mash’) has been enjoying street art as a hobby for
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