St. Paul's & Brit Museum

Architect Sir Christopher Wren's St. Paul Cathedral. Not impressed - a little too formal and cold (plus it's got nothing on St. Patrick's of NYC).

Front entrance to St. Paul's.

The British Museum's Rosetta Stone. There's just too much going on in this place but I figured this was an important picture.

The Roman Emperors Marcus Aurelius and Trajan?? Actually I have no idea who the other guy is. I don't see the resemblence between this guy and the guy from Gladiator.

Out of a nationalistic pride, I had to include this picture. It's always nice to find a small piece of home in a foreign country. "American Recipe;" extra grease?

Brixton Home

Pulross Road, my road, with some cool towers in the background (no, not central london, I'm not that close.) Check out that speed bump at the bottom - these are placed at every single intersection. It's a good thing I don't have a car, I'd be one angry person.


The bedroom, half decorated and kinda bare. But i'm eagerly working on that (budget permitting).

The greatest desk and chair that ever was (yes I designed/built this and I'm damn proud of it too). Although the chair is not really comfortable and the desk sort of wabbles. My tribute to the De Stijl movement and Architect Gerrit Reitveld.

I have to make a painting station where ever I live. It's just in my blood. Check out that little table thing; yep, mine design once again. But also once again - a little wabbly but she'll hold.

One half of our living room, I can't complain. It really is comfortable. But man do those wood floors get dirty and in a rush too - that's only natural when there are 6 people cramming into a single space.