This website was made to promote the delicious homemade cupcakes created by Fairy Cups. Have a quick browse of the site and you’ll find yourself wanting one – they just look that good! Unfortunately the company, like so many other good companies before it – has closed.
If you managed to get one while they were still open congratulations, otherwise I think that a petition to get the company reinstated should begin right here, in the comments.
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Sites
My first published illustrations are in a book designed in collaboration with my mother, Catherine Harte.
The book was written to help children with Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties understand their emotional state a little better and thus improve the quality of their lives. This is known as emotional literacy.
Using a series of cartoons, the book takes the reader through several scenarios that explain how emotions can affect behaviour. Once the child is able to understand and quantify their feelings they can take on an objective way of thinking more easily.
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Personal Projects
Having just finished an Art Foundation course at The London Metropolitan University in 2005, I had already created an A1 size portfolio of physical work completed during the course. However, I felt that this alone didn’t represent the full scope of what I was capable of.
With a degree course interview in mind I decided to create a digital compliment to the foundation work.
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3D, Flash, Sites
This site was created in 2004 as a replacement for 2003s batlow.8m.com, which was a nice experiment by didn’t really show off the work in the best way. We decided to entirely remake the site and put it up on a new host and domain. The result of this was the Tstar project, which initially featured the work of Batlow only, but later was expanded to several artists including myself.
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Flash, Sites
Back in the summer of 2003 I attempted to make my first officially commissioned website. Before this time I had been experimenting with Flash and web design, but I never had any ‘real content’ to play with. An old secondary school friend, Mark AKA Mister Batlow, had been setting up a small business in the few years after we had graduated. He was making highly stylised graffiti customisations to clothing.
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Flash, Sites
