Episode #22 – Into An Artist’s Studio

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This week: I’m in the car again, this time on my way back from a shoot with artist and purveyor of mad obsessive projects, Kirsty Hall.

Kirsty and I had planned this shoot some months ago, but bad weather and ‘life’ getting in the way meant that it had to be postponed until now. And so, finally getting together at her studio in Bristol, we set about creating a series of fresh images which will be used in all manner of promotional activities.

Some quick links to things mentioned today:

Music featured in this episode is courtesy of Matt Stevens. You can check out more of his work here. The picture above was taken by the lovely Inny.

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