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Published Saturday, 29 November 2014 by Piper Haywood

Simon Lamb on his practice

I believe that a worthwhile clinic must have a purpose to compliment its existence; not only the everyday purpose it was designed for, but beyond that, a practice must improve the quality of the field it belongs to and the athletic community it works for.

–Simon Lamb on his practice

A little while back, Sam showed me a video on BBC sport with runner Simon Lamb about how running has helped him manage his mental health problems. He then showed me Simon’s blog, Six Seconds High. Though I’m not a runner (and unfortunately probably never will be due to knee stuff), I really liked reading his thoughts about running, sport, mental health and how he runs his sport therapy clinic.

Published Saturday, 29 November 2014 by Piper Haywood

“Fresh” cranberry relish from dried cranberries

Makes about 2 cups of relish, enough for at least 8 people

Ingredients

Grated zest and juice of 2 oranges
350g dried cranberries
100mL water
1 very tart apple, peeled and cut in to chunks
Sugar (to taste)

28 inch beechwood stool

Twenty-eight inch tall beechwood stool w/ spalted seat in the workshop, January 2010. Not the best photo unfortunately.

Published Thursday, 27 November 2014 by Piper Haywood

Victorias from Grandma and Grandpa

My goodness me, homemade Victorias from Grandma and Grandpa Piper. They look pretty good considering they’ve travelled over 5,000 miles!

Published Thursday, 13 November 2014 by Piper Haywood

Before and After

Before & After is an ongoing series of paired, altered photographs. The photo above shows is six iterations from this series that were included at the “Cross Over” exhibition at the Lethaby Gallery (Central Saint Martins, London). This work was shortlisted for the 2011 Nova Awards.

Published Thursday, 25 September 2014 by Piper Haywood

Embroidery disguise

A quick-ish disguise for a 5p/dime-sized permanent pen stain on my shirt. Blends in a little bit more than before.

Published Tuesday, 29 July 2014 by Piper Haywood

The Mac Photographic Archive

The Mac Photographic Archive was started by GSA graduate Lizzie Malcolm and Daniel Powers following the fire that consumed much of the Macintosh Building at the Glasgow School of Art. Anyone who has ever visited the building can upload photos in an effort to digitally preserve the history of the iconic building. The archive is growing, but they’re still lacking photos of some areas (particularly the studios). If you have something to share, contribute.