Ok so here's some cleaned up versions of some of the drawings on the pastry bags about the alcoholics.

I'm pleased with these. The style helps make these drawings small vignettes on the lives of the alcoholics.

Here a drunk comes across a couple of girls trying to interview people passing through so he takes his opportunity to speak his mind.

Diamond Jubilee!

This weekend the Queen celebrated 60 years on the throne. A lot of people I know were avoiding anything Jubilee related. I myself thought I would do the same until I realised I was missing a drawing opportunity. I found that the event brought together a range of people from different classes, all together under the same umbrella (almost literally). The Jubilee seemed as much a celebration for the Queens reign as it was for 'her' people. It seems some kind of irony that the thing which diffuses the division of classes and alleviates the sense that the lower class is somehow lesser than others is the Royal family.

At this point my only problem with the event was an aesthetic one as the flags and Union flags are a little garish.

 True to the British way, people stuck out the rain. I'm sure a lot of people have what you would hope were well informed opinions as to why they don't like the monarchy but I think they may be over thinking things because what I saw was, well, quite pleasant.