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Why garden designers hate their clients
on Oct 3, 2006 in clients garden-designers hate plants-grow I got a call from a big-time garden designer today, and met up with him on my way home. He is putting a £50,000 garden behind a £1.5m house beneath the M4 flyover in Chiswick. This garden will have 1,000 plants squeezed into it. He said that an exp...
Designer Kebab Shops
on May 3, 2007 in Butler Sheetmetal Ltd Clients Designer Stainless Steel Stainless Steel Design Stainless Steel Fabrication If there’s one thing I miss about dear old Blighty it’s the late-night kebab - or key-bob if you happen to be an American - run after allowing oneself to get a little too tipsy. Whether you need counselling in the form of comfort eating a...
Faceplate Art Recapitulation - Summer 2007
on Jul 3, 2007 in work design friends clients products and services faceplate mod xbox 360 commissions art creative gaming art halo business Since the release of my Xbox 360 painting tutorial video I was introduced to Microsoft, met new friends and was commissioned to paint at total of 10 new faceplates. The last 2 works are shown here. The pink Master Chief hugging the teddy bear doesn'...
Vegas Baby, Veegaaass!!!
on Aug 9, 2007 in women commissions vacation clients business I'm officially back from vacation, which was amazing to say at least and ready for business. Check out some of the highlights from our trip to Las Vegas:...
Gentle vs. Grabby Sailors
on Sep 6, 2007 in seamen johns violence clients durban cape town Foreign sailors who go to dockside nightclubs in Durban tend to treat the club prostitutes with greater respect than the sailors in Cape Town. None act violently toward the women, but the seafarers who berth in Cape Town tend to handle the ladies mor...