Day 281 – 365 / October 8th 2015 I have had these two prints framed and ready to hang for months now. They were signed at the Player of the Year awards in May and have been in my workshop since. Today I eventually got around to hanging them. Don’t they look fab?

 Day 280 – 365 / October 7th 2015 What an absurd amount of packaging for the item contained within it.

 Day 279 – 365 / October 6th 2015

 Day 278 – 365 / October 5th 2015 Graphics ready for applying to a clients’ van.

Day 277 – 365 / October 4th 2015 Turnstylewear ran a Twitter competition during the England versus Australia match in the Rugby World Cup. England needed to win to progress. They didn’t. These are some of the Twitter stats on our tweet.

Day 276 – 365 / October 3rd 2015 With Poppy Day just over a month away and with City away this afternoon, we popped over to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park near Wakefield to visit the display of ceramic poppies. Despite the lovely weather and the large crowds, I was a little disappointed in the display. From the…

Day 275 – 365 / October 2nd 2015 I rather liked this quotation that popped up in a book on my Kindle today.

Day 274 – 365 / October 1st 2015 Elphie The Mini Schnauzer Puppy decide to spend the day in bed. Quite literally as she chewed her way into the divan.

Day 273 – 365 / September 30th 2015 My plan to use frosted vinyl on a Ford Fiesta to create a very subtle effect failed today. The frosted film is great on windows that are flat but it does not like to conform to the curves and contours of a vehicle. It was a disaster! I…

Day 272 – 365 / September 29th 2015 I don’t always look like this. I promise.

Day 271 – 365 / September 28th 2015 Spider webs on my railings this morning.

Day 270 – 365 / September 27th 2015 A snap from the Turnstylewear photoshoot in Bradford today. Here are Bethany, Georgia and Elphie.

Day 269 – 365 / September 26th 2015 Our prototype collection of claret and amber socks for Turnstylewear.

Day 268 – 365 / September 25th 2015 Where beard and trapper meet. This will be warm come the winter stood at a cold Valley Parade.