I made about a million maps with families over the holidays at London Transport Museum. When you ask people to map the places that are important to them, you get a real variety of responses. Big Ben was popular but Morrisons appeared more often. One family made a map of Iceland (the supermarket)

I’ve been doing some early years outreach with the Foundling Museum. I’m happy with how my visitor pass came out at this afternoon’s nursery, but pretty sure I’ve aged out of being a foundling.

Good view for my lunch break today

Look how big these scissors that I found in a cupboard at the British Museum the other day are. Banana for scale. Not the weirdest thing in the BM, sure, but why are they so long?

Outrage during the annual freelancer meeting when it is revealed that the crab on the Tower Bridge office Christmas tree is called Claud and not Santa Claws

I had a bit of the British Museum to myself this evening. All the objects seemed to stay in their places - at least, while I was looking

Here is a bowl for eating crisps out of, with a picture of someone eating crisps on it, made from a bag of crisps

Architecture Club @soanemuseum.bsky.social made wallpaper and painted tiles yesterday. Since then I have had a swim and a shower and I have been out in the pouring rain and yet somehow I’m still covered in paint

My workshop at the Grant Museum of Zoology at the weekend was overseen by a dugong