The show was held at the Old Truman Brewery, just off Brick lane.
I went along to view the photography of Frances Jose (my sister) with some family and friends.

I also had a great chance to look around at the graphic design work and found this craft magazine moc-up. It really caught my eye with the lovely pastel shades and beautiful photography.


I also saw this beautiful display of vintage jewellery, including the most amazing hat pins, by Francesca Samels.


As I walked around I encountered some of the more eccentric work, like this man performing Karioke!

Last but not least I would love to draw your attention to this really inventive furniture designer. Using furniture as a social tool to get people talking Elizabeth Ret has created a bench that really addresses our ideas about social norms.


The bench is big enough for two and when sat on at one end the bench tilts like a sea-saw meaning that you have to get someone to sit with you, brilliant!
Let me know what you think.
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