The balloons were printed with a creased design in rubber ink. They were then inflated to about 3ft to be used as volleyballs for the participants. It was played indoors mostly but this photo shows how well they worked when taken outside.  

Networking event cards and gloves. This box contains one pair of gloves to be worn when carrying out the Fingerscores. The scores are a collection of performable pieces concentrating on hand actions which need to be performed with another person. If appropriate exchange details with the other participant, the reverse side of the card can be used to record their details. The Fingerscores are to be performed at your own pace and in whichever order you choose.   Some of the instructions were; peel a blackjack and giveaway pull a crackersnap with a stranger highfive someone with an X on their glove invent a handshake paper scissor rock   They were linked to an event I hosted at the mac- Birmingham for young creatives.

As the description in the photo says the tattoos, there was a range of about 20, were made from Shutterstock images. The above picture though not very clear on the man's hand showed two nuns kissing, collaged with a google earth image of a geographic fractal in Nairobi.

A game created for one of the crit sessions I led at a crit club I run in Birmingham. The moveable sculptures were made with 'bogies' (wheel sets used for model train carriages) and pre cut shapes for sails. A little bit of plasticine weighed them down and tools were created to push/blow and prod the 'ships' over the other persons self designated line.

Burst a balloon!

As part of a game made for Warwick bar fere, the young participants were asked to burst a balloon with googly eye in and then create a portrait on the holographic card provided. These made up a gallery of about 30 along one wall.

I hosted a dinner for young Artists to meet in my Studios. I also built a mini golf course along the length of the building.

Shells for crackers - design made up of all images taken from the history of the building where the dinner was held. For example. It used be a bed factory, then made ammunition during the war, was used as a boxing ring a brothel at one point.. and for a cleaning company. The crackers were decorated in gun shells, beds, boxing gloves, bubbles and a few naked ladies. They contained a snapper (like the ammunition) and a limerick to be read when eating the popping candy.

Contents of the crackers. Limerick, paper made with the design mirrored on the outside of the cracker and popping candy.