Jackson's Way

Sunday night's performance at the Battersea Arts Centre turned out to be a totally pointless event, in the best possible way... Jackson's Way. The final London show in a run of 26 consecutive nights saw Will Adamsdale displaying his hilarious life coach character Chris John Jackson in fine form.

Jackson's theory on life is this: why focus on the tiny amount of things that have a point, when there is such a vast array of pointless activities that are much more achievable. Through the comic medium of a seminar, or 'talkshopinar' as Jackson likes to call it, alongside some truly innovative audience participation, this theory is then stretched and contorted on stage to the point of complete, and hilarious, absurdity. Pointless perhaps, but worth every minute.

For more on Jackson's wonderfully obsessive world, check out the Gaurdian review and Will Adamsdale's website.

Iced over park in Perth, Scotland

You can see some more icy snaps from bonnie Scotland here. There are also shots of some lovely jewellery created by my friend Sofia Hardy.

Rainbow

My inspiration often comes from the texture and colour in the unseen worlds that lie all around us. This picture is of a section of floor in a disused warehouse.