60 days of lockdown for most people in the UK. 69 days for me as a I started early. And just 6108 days into life with ME/cfs.

Lockdown week Twelvty. Just as there start to be discussions about easing restrictions, as I need to shield I realise that that doesn't apply to me, and lock...

3D modelling. It's like all the frustration with photography, multiplied by 200! Shown by it taking over a week to fix the gremlins to share these models and...

Corona Virus Isolation Week 2 - or day 2 for some of you. You're probably wondering what to do with all your new free time, and planning grand things like le...

Many of you may be experiencing social isolation and the kind of stir crazy boredom that comes from staying home without choice for more than a few days. As ...

I love it when a plan comes together. I've finally met all the right people and I'm making progress. I am working on 3D printing a skull from a live person! ...

So, last month I became aware of Noah's Ark in Bristol. Bristling slightly from the name, I wondered: "Is this going to be some fundamentalist creationist sh...

Sorry it's been a while since I wrote a blog post - things have been going on with family. And I've been doing some drawing. And might have some death things...

Last month was a conference in Bath, called Death, Dying and Disposal 14 (the 14th time it has happened, not happening in 2014, I'm not THAT far behind on my...

Next week I'm displaying and doing a workshop at DDD14 (Death, Dying and Disposal at the University of Bath, 2019). So of course, I have been prepping mounte...

Last month was four weekends of Open Studios - and what fun it was! Visitors included a number of professionals - an archaeologist, an anatomist, quite a few...

This week there was a really interesting conference on "Corpse work", hosted by DaCNet in York. It is a sort of interdisciplinary get together of academics, ...

This month, I have spent a lot of time at The Book Warren in Willingham (where the lovely Lindsay not only offers a dizzying selection of delectable delights...

Emerging from the blur of activity with human skeletons from "Things to do when you're dead" (if you're interested in this, you're too late! Maybe you should...

Thank to the over 100 people joined the 25 people volunteering their time to tell people about death. We also had about 10 skulls. I won't try to summarise a...

Death Fest time is here again! Okay, so we never officially called it that. Instead, this month, I've been helping put the final touches of preparation for D...

As arrangements for the Dying for Life event "Things to do when you're dead"* are hotting up, I'm getting out and about talking to people about death. Last w...

This week I went to a talk at Zoology on Palaeognaths. (I spent much of the week guessing what Palaeognaths were... I knew I'd seen the term in the museum......

Much belated post after cold and snot induced vertigo. A second time with bird skeletons in the Zoology Museum, so many more bird skeletons in the portfolio ...