Canvas x sketchbook


This is quite strange, any of the individual photos of these works I do try upload just upload upside down, even if flipped first, what duh deal? Anyway the "group photo" of the paint pals uploaded fine- so as you can see I've combined the sketchbook stuff with some landscapes based on some grimey stilsl from the vid- two from a factory in Belfast and one from Southbank in London.

Soy & Vivien in Paris- The Scrum Tilly Lush


Here's the next installment of The Scrum Tilly Lush - a few sweaty sun soaked days in the French capital with Roy Sunday & his large eye-browed accomplice Vivien Feil and all their muckers.
The sheer scale of this city really does warrant a local guide when trying to navigate from spot to spot, an aul drop of cheap delicious sauce is quite the tonic after a long days ripping in this urban sprawl, good times!
Special props go to Vivien Feil, the silent ripper who was always lurking and keeping an eye on my camera bag while I was too busy to notice, plus he kills it, good man!


Soy Panday & Vivien Feil in Paris- The Scrum Tilly Lush from Philip Evans on Vimeo.

Giant peacock robot thing


Sketchbook with pro marker & pigment liner.

SOMA mag

Paint pens don't work the best on paper, ah well.

Anyway, had a look through the new PDF version of SOMA mag- So Sick! Even if I can't understand the Frenchies, I do love the rest of the visual content. Always gets me amped.

of late


Been flying through the sketchbook pages and canvas' of late, here's more from my sketchbook- makes waiting for the bus a good time when you've a beer cozy full of markers.

Still



Been getting stuck into a couple of new projects with all the new films I've got back, and both the 1st and 2nd rule stop me from any further elaborations.

Digital Hub


I was quite delireh' to find out that 3 sections from The Scrum Tilly Lush have been selected to be screened at The Digital Hub's "Projected weekend's" programme this coming weekend (11th-13th Dec) .
The sections will be screened for passing motorists, pedestrians, junkies and fixie hipsters up on Thomas street (above) with a second screen just around the corner.
One of the screens is located opposite the entrance to the Guinness store house, and you can find the other one on the map right here.

Looks like the holy grail might be hidden in the Guinness store house eh? Pity that shit leaves me with thumping headaches- Beamish is the way forward!