HOBBS of London, a boutique fashion brand I've done a bit of work for recently, famously known for being a favourite of Duchess Kate, has just opened their first US store in Greenwich Connecticut. I did several pieces of new artwork for both the store itself and its launch.
Some of the artwork I did for the London stores, plus a few new pieces, have been printed and framed inside the elegant new location.
I love the way the artwork has been mixed and matched and hung together in different combinations to create a 'collection'. Some has even been framed up for the changing rooms...
I also did a detailed map of the area around the new store, full of interesting buildings, a park, and some historic houses...
...which is now framed up and on display.
It looks like a wonderful store, I hope I'll get to visit one day. 
Thank you to Hobbs for providing these photos.
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Mission window display
I've just installed a display in the artspace window next to Alleycat Books in the Mission in San Francisco, on 24th and Treat. I wanted to create the illusion of looking into an interior, playing with various layers and dimensions.
I drew an illustrated black and white backdrop of a Victorian parlour, looking through to several more rooms. I hid little details in the drawing to create stories: portraits, a lady by the fire, a statue of a rabbit, a cat’s tail, a stuffed bird under a glass dome. I played with depth within the drawing itself, and then added to it by hanging real framed pictures on the drawn walls.
The framed pieces are etchings of ceramics and a portrait, echoing the subject matter within the backdrop. They're full of patterns, creating a layer of patterned artwork on top of patterned wallpaper.
One of the difficulties was fighting the un-removable grafitti on the glass. By creating a detailed pattern, I hope I've managed to distract the eye!
Please go and take a look if you're around. It should be up for 2 months.
Pacific Place photos
The Chinese New Year decorations featuring my zodiac illustrations are now installed in the Thomas Heatherwick designed Pacific Place shopping mall in HK. In the large atrium, there are banners and lanterns,
which are also featured throughout the mall.
My favourite part of the installation is the glass wall of the lifts; it features my illustration on a huge scale, and looks wonderful when you travel up and down.
They're also on the connecting mall walkway, over the main road,
and there's a pagoda with flower maze in the lower atrium, with an illustrated rotating display and each of the zodiac animals on the outer wall. 
At the back of this display are some Chinese-style screens made of wood. I love the way elements from my drawn illustration have been transformed into 3D.
There's a smaller pagoda also, based on my drawings, with information screens and drawings on each side. I really like the flowers on the floor!
If you spend a certain amount of money while you're shopping at the mall, you can collect a special gift at this lovely kiosk.
You can get two of these limited edition fine bone china dinner plates, with my zodiac illustration in a lovely repeat pattern!
And if you upload an instagram photo at the mall, you may win a pack of these wonderful pink and gold lucky fai chun.
I do hope you'll go and have a look!