Around The World In 800 Days

My good friends Andy and Emma will shortly be leaving for the adventure of their lives. They plan to travel around the world in 800 days in a customised Toyota Hilux, stopping off along the way to work with a selection of charitable organisations.

Andy and Emma have worked tirelessly to make their journey happen and plan to document the journey every step of the way via their blog, the blog will also serve as a guide to anyone looking to plan a similar journey.

If you would like to hear more about the journey check out a recent interview here on the BBC website.

I have seen how much they have put into this trip and what it means to them and those who have supported them along the way. It will be an amazing experience for them both and i'm sure that it won't be the last. 

One night only Centre Fold Gallery showcase

For those of you lucky enough to live on the small isle of Guernsey the sorely missed Centre Fold Gallery will be opening its doors for a one off halloween show. The show will feature a slew of work by The Readerswives Collective of which I have the great honour of being a member.

Artists taking part are: Dred, Strictly Biz, Cose, Liesja Grut, Rost plus many more.

So come on down and grab a slice of original art for a great price!

The Readerswives Collective

For those of you who have perused the links at the side of this blog, you may have come across The Readerswives Collective. For those of you who haven't, here goes....

The RWC are an art collective founded in Guernsey by Andrew Smith, AKA-Rost, DJ 76 and many others. Their mission is to make art accessible to everyone and encourage new, upcoming and also established artists to network and work together.
Boasting an impressive roster of underground artists across Europe the RWC are growing in number by the day.
Check your pie before you eat it, as they've probably got their fingers in it!

I shot the above portraits of RWC founder Andrew Smith during two separate visits to Guernsey, both shot on a Mamiya C330. Top is on Ilford XP2 and bottom on Portra 160 VC.