What's newest is an interactive movie "The WorldWide Shed" which will be premiered online. Not a collaboration, but ideas inspired by creative conversations with Richard Hakin and Mick Stockton - cheers!

What's newer is collaborating with Paul (voice of the shed) Baldwin on a new movie about- amongst other things - nostril hair, bathroom plumbing and existentialist dread. Now more than half way through drawing, while Mr B records Bathroom noises

What's new is also Painting being selected (along with Voice of the Shed) for Animated Exeter: Screen out Loud. And some Women and sheds going to Norwich Film Festival (One Minute Movie section)

Painting and Wee(d) are two short animations completed summer/ autumn 2011.

For the first time I recycled a character (who doesn't have a name, because he is my avatar).

Is the fact he is a gay man significant? Like the green MAN on the crossing lights, people tend to read a stick figure as male... I didn't want to put breasts, skirts or big hair on the characters so both the avatar and "his" friend ended up being male.

This avatar doesn't speak, which makes characterisation more difficult... In previous films I have made the images with a voice in mind

So, Im looking for a voice to develop this painting, gardening, random gay man character...