A cartoon work by local artist Chris Palmer depicting a sentient vehicle struggling in our time with the confusion of his surroundings, and the obstacles he must overcome. Compassionate, and in a way all powerful, but massively limited by the knowledge that he will always explode. A new modern day folk hero, an urban Odysseus. T-shirt and graphic works available to buy in store now.
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
Exploading Car
A cartoon work by local artist Chris Palmer depicting a sentient vehicle struggling in our time with the confusion of his surroundings, and the obstacles he must overcome. Compassionate, and in a way all powerful, but massively limited by the knowledge that he will always explode. A new modern day folk hero, an urban Odysseus. T-shirt and graphic works available to buy in store now.
Friday, 1 April 2011
Technicolour front page of The List magazine!


Very happy face, Technicolour is on the cover shot of April's List mag! The biggest thanks to super wizard editor/stylist Claire Sawers for designing this shot and gathering up all this brilliant work representing independent design stores and designers in Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Technicolour work by; Jenny Sweetnam, Jo Richardson, Magda Boreyza, Chris Palmer, Gill Chantler, Lindsey Brown Welcome Home, flat pets, Sainthughsbones The Red Door gallery, Elsie Dodds. Bra Bohag; vintage furniture. The Shop of Interest, Morag Macpherson. Analogue; Ross Christie, Nigel Peake
Model; Cat Sinclaire
Stylist; Claire Sawers
Hair; by Sublime
Photography; Jannica honey
Wednesday, 30 March 2011
Brand new Jenny Sweetnam website!

                                        www.jennysweetnam.com
Sunday, 20 March 2011
Faith Limbrick installation work
The current window display and installation at Technicolour, created By Faith Limbrick, was inspired by the geometric and graphic representations in the clothes and jewellery around the shop and the local architecture. Faith's creations grow and dance across the walls, maybe some kind of creature caught in a moment, suspended in movement, held ready for action and holding energy. The tri colour designs are all elements in an overall 'architecture' that wants to explore space and tell a story. Faith's current work explores colour, form and space, micro and macro and the role the imagination plays in switching between small and large. Please visit http://faithlimbrick.posterous.com for Faith's Blog or if you would like to contact her faith.limbrick@hotmail.co.uk




Sunday, 13 March 2011
Super New works at Technicolour




Shop window installation by Faith Limbrick, brass chain detail ring by Jo Richardson, textile jewellery neck pieces by Jenny Sweetnam, silver/resin wasp brooches by Matthew Brady
Sunday, 27 February 2011
Wednesday, 16 February 2011
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