Nev- United legend

As a United legend last week announced his retirement, I thought I'd share with you the best picture over his career. Scum away.

Been a while

By a while, I mean of course a couple of weeks, in this time I have however been extremely busy. A friend of mine came to me asking him too do some freelance- graphic design for his company; so I obliged. Done a few wee' bits I've been proud of, one of which is in the production of being done as a canvas for a client.

In the weeks I've been away nothing has been bought, although I am currently eyeing up a WeAreTukTuk shirt and maybe a new pair of Clarks Desert Treks. Will get a few new blog posts in the coming weeks so will leave you with a couple of graphics I've done.

Note, the Noel edit is the one being worked onto a canvas.

Cool Contemporary Jackets

Weekday tunes

As the weekend comes ever so closer, I thought I'd share with you the songs I've been listening to the most during this week.

Four Lions

This film got recommended to me a few weeks back, and can easily say it's on of the funniest films I've ever watched. It's about 5 British Muslims (1 of whom a Cockney who converted to Islam) who decide it is time for their Jihad and become terrorists. Don't want to go into detail about the film as it really is a brilliant film.

4/5.

Proper Mag #10

Proper Magazine originally started out as a fanzine in Stockport. However, each Issue is getting more and more professional, and Issue 10 is no exception. It has a new fantastic feel it, a more more glossy hold, giving it a more magazine feel. The inner-contents is, as always, fantastic; from talking about Vintage Jackets in the Manchester store Bags Of Flavour, to their trip to Garbstore's HQ, there is something that will get the attention of any dresser. 

Proper are renowned for having a cool sense of their taste in clothing and music; this is one of the major factors as to why I enjoy reading their magazine as much as I do. In this Issue, my favourite articles have to be 'Great Yarmouth', 'I am just going outside and may need my hat..' and '10 reasons why Simon Cowell might not actually be a twat'.

In order to purchase this fine Issue you can but it from their website. To avoid not being able to get a copy, get one now.

Christmas Tunes

As we prepare for the once a year festive celebrations, I think I'd share my favourite Christmas songs.

Being the Oasis fan I am, it's understandable that I put this one on. Noel's rendition of Merry Christmas Everybody, the original sung by Slade.




The other Christmas song I chose, is sung by the most amazing being to grace this earth. John Lennon. A hero to many, a peace activist, a normal man. This Christmas song is about War being over, and how it is making lives for children better. A solo Lennon song recognised by many, arguably one of his better ones.