Printed time travel.

It's been an eventful few weeks and I apologize for ignoring WordPress as days turned swiftly into weeks of no uploads. Here's a glimpse into a rather exciting project to make up for it. Converting doodles from my earlier post into a fabric repeat, I've been busy experimenting with swatches on www.spoonflower.com. It's an awesome site where you can print, buy or sell a wide array of custom fabrics, wallpapers and wall decals. My entire experience with them has been extremely positive so far. Will be sure to share the fabric swatches on a post soon as I receive them. Count down begins!:)

Wheels of time.

It isn't easy to imagine a world without the high-speed automobiles and airplanes we now take for granted. It's fascinating to think of how what constitutes "fast" has been constantly redefined through the ages and continues to be with every passing day. In the 1800's a stagecoach which could travel at 8 or 9 mph, and a small locomotive which could move twice as fast were amongst the most speedy forms of available transport, accessible only to the affluent. Today's post is a series of notebook sketches tracing the evolution of transport.