Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, a rush of doubt flooded the mind of a beautiful young graphic designer as she contemplated a recent purchase she’d made from http://bit.ly/u0MUC:

“Maccy, Maccy, on my desk, which of the stickers do you consider best?”

And the Mac replied, “Well that would be the one which features your good self Miss White”, said the easy to use and very polite computer.

“Why thank you” replied Snow White from beneath her bandan…Etc. Etc.

Apple was more terrified of Snow White than her Dad's singing

Chris Martin and his brother. Grimm.

Until next time.

The Wall Pimper

www.pimpyourwalls.co.uk

Not strictly graf, but probably of interest to the reading several nonetheless. There’s a new show opening at Fifty Fifty at the bottom of Park Street tonight by Jay Croft. Here’s the chat;

Jay is a skateboarder,an artist and a lover of life. His creative spirit and artistic intent have been displayed across the world in galleries, on skateboards and on t-shirts. He has created designs for companies such as Element, Osiris, and numerous local skate shops. Recently, he was featured as a Kill Trend Continuum artist for the Alien Workshop. Jay was born and raised in Ohio. His midwest roots led him to Chicago. You can check out more about Jay and his work at jaycroft.blogspot.com

Opens tonight at 6pm and tuns through to the 8th of October.

Thanks to Paris for the tip off and a reader for a nudge on this one, a big new TCF production down in Long Ashton. Down below the maze of roads that is Brunel Way if you fancy a wander.

L-R Eco, Ziml, Paris, Feek, Xenz

Click for bigger. Photo credit TCF.

Thanks to Paris for the tip off and a reader for a nudge on this one, a big new TCF production down in Long Ashton. Down below the maze of roads that is Brunel Way if you fancy a wander.

L-R Eco, Ziml, Paris, Feek, Xenz

Click for bigger. Photo credit TCF.