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There's a great body of jolly lovely work over at Matthieu Bessudo's site - aka McBess. Above is an illustration for his collective, Salle Polyvalente, from ages ago, but I always like something with a stuffed animal on the wall, so you'll have to head over to Matt's site to see newer stuff.
He's got a black and white, 24 page, paperback book for sale, Malevolent Melody, which looks awesome. It's an edition of 3,000 and has a 7" vinyl in the back featuring music from his band The Dead Pirates. All for just over a tenner.
It's a long story, but I planned a second proposal to Liz as the first one (18 months ago) didn't go amazingly to plan. True to form, the second one didn't either. Snow caused massive delays and our romantic lunch in Amiens, France, turned into a horrible 23 hour journey which saw us arrive at our holiday destination at 4am the next day. Thankfully, she said yes. Again.
Massive thanks have to go out to Felt Mistress, the wonderfully helpful, generous and creative soul who made me this outstandingly good fried egg with an extra little ribbon so I could tie the ring to it. If you haven't seen her work before you're missing out and should feel ashamed if you don't now seek it out.
Super-Fairtrade-Ultra-Ethical teabags from Mr Scruff, give you an even warmer feeling in your tummy when you drink it... For a more in depth review, have a look at Nice-Cuppa-Tea where they've written up their mug test.
The face of a certain Messiah has been spotted numerous times in anything from tomatoes to naan bread to the leftover-gluey-bits-of-wallpaper-that-won't-come-off-by-regular-means. So it's time to start evening up the score for the every day man on the street. Here's a face I spotted in the top of a new pot of Skippy. It just appeared in front of my eyes as I was making my breakfast. Admittedly, it's not much like any actual people I've seen. But it counts.