On September the 14th, I was travelling around South Birmingham searching for the fibreglass owls that make up The Big Hoot trail. One I found was number 79: Showldon by Milan Topalovic. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. [This link has been removed now the […]
Showldon by Milan Topalovic Read More »
On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 36: Swirly Whirly Birmingham Owl-land by Rachel Blackwell. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Rachel Blackwell is an artist based in Malvern, Worcestershire. She makes paintings of
Swirly Whirly Birmingham Owl-land by Rachel Blackwell Read More »
On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 38: Stop – rewind and come again! by Glenn Anderson. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Glenn Anderson is a Birmingham art legend, who sites ‘places, adventures,
Stop – rewind and come again! by Glenn Anderson Read More »
On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 39: Peacock by Jane Anderson. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Jane Anderson (a.k.a. ‘currentstate’) is a Birmingham-based designer and illustrator whose work is inspired by
Peacock by Jane Anderson Read More »
On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 40: Mr Architect by Sam Pierpoint. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Sam Pierpoint is an independent illustrator, with a background in graphic design. She currently lives
Mr Architect by Sam Pierpoint Read More »
On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 41: Owl-livia by Charlie Langhorne. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Charlie Langhorne is an amateur and enthusiastic artist who has created an illuminated owl. Visit my Virgin Money
Owl-livia by Charlie Langhorne Read More »
On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 42: You Can Call Me Owl by Stephen McKay. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Stephen McKay is a Liverpool-based artist, who likes to work in public and
You Can Call Me Owl by Stephen McKay Read More »
On September the 5th, I was traipsing around Birmingham City Centre searching for fibreglass owls. One I found was number 44: Midnight Moths by Alyn Smith. Visit my Virgin Money Giving page and please give generously in aid of Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Alyn Smith is a professional artist and printmaker, based in Cardiff, who develops work using
Midnight Moths by Alyn Smith Read More »
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. 27-09-58 Southampton v Wrexham League Division Three The Dell Result 1-2 Southampton:
Memory Match – 27-09-58 Read More »
