I really enjoyed creating the piece, it was a whole new experience for me, having never used the pens or even painted on windows before. It was rather interesting to get used to working on a vertical surface instead of a desk. After I started to look at it as a big computer screen that was backwards it made a lot more sense! I really pleased with how the project turned out especially the script type I did for the HOXTON WINDOW PROJECT section.

It was an honour to be asked to be involved in The Hoxton Window Project, I have been following it since it started, so to be stood in those big windows looking out onto that square was a great feeling. I wanted to create a piece of work that belonged to the public during the day , intertwining with the trees reflections outside and in the evening transforms into a a night time setting for the lovely people at UNIT9 and no matter which way you look at it you will always see a new detail.

I really enjoyed working on the Hoxton Window Project. It was nice to doodle and watch the world go by at the same time. I was a little concerned about whether I was going to suck dry UNIT9′s entire petty cash with my project using all these solid blocks of colour but surprisingly it wasn’t half as bad and I really enjoyed the ‘colouring in’, – very relaxing. I wanted to inject some colour into this (not very sunny) month with a bold piece, that not just sits there to be looked at but interacts with the people in the square. Even if you don’t look, you might be watched!

“When I saw the window at the first time, It was just too perfect for what I want to express. Then I ran to the art shop to buy bunch of paint markers. I started to draw on the window without proper sketch, just following my instinct. At the same time there was a great tension going on to avoid making a mistake. It was so pleased working on the window in great location and great people in UNIT9.″

“The weather was pretty awful when I started the window. Cold and miserable. I wanted to brighten things up a bit! Just because the weather sucks doesn’t mean you have to. This was a great project with a great location and I’m honored that UNIT9 asked me to be a part of this project. I hope people like it as much as I enjoyed doing it.”

“Big location, big canvas. And, the best thing about painting on a 16m window is you can’t scan it in and arse around with the results in Photoshop.”

“I was very happy to get the chance to put my stuff on the UNIT9 windows – I really wanted something striking, so I made those two big characters. They might be brothers, or the same guy looking at himself in the window… sooo poetic, haha.”

“This project was quite an undertaking at first. I’m normally used to the privacy of my drawing desk and working on cartridge paper. The busy location of the window was almost like a live performance on a scale and surface that I was completely unfamiliar with. Once I got past the initial fear, it felt so effortless that I could have kept going for days, weeks and even months. The hardest part can be knowing when to stop.”

“I had no plan, I had no thought, I had a pen and decided to take it for a walk. My brain is a mess, my mind a ball of spaghetti charged with tiny electrical pulses being generated by a team of termites on a treadmill. I put it all up against the glass, I hope it will delight and intrigue and not leave anyone aghast.”