A few months ago I finally caved in and got a (second hand) smart phone. It’ll never be the same as using a proper camera, but it’s nice to always have something in your pocket to take snapshots with, without having to lug around a big ol’ camera.

Here are some photos I took from the Brighton Festival back in May. Générik Vapeur (a street performing group from France) took a line of white cars through the streets of Brighton before ending up on The Level where they painted them different colours and hung them on a giant washing line. I missed this bit, I was off eating delicious Thai food at Sabai instead, but it was still hung up when we passed on the way home later than night, and for a few days afterwards.

This Saturday I’ll be doing a new arts and crafts fair called Bits and Bobbins (I love their name!). This time round it’ll be at St. Martins Church on Lewis Road in Brighton, and one in Lewis next month too. It looks like they’ll also be putting something on in London in May too, so you should give them a wave if you fancy having a table.