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Introducing… Dog In A Hat
I’ve known David (Gurdon, of Dog In A Hat) for over 30 years. We worked together in the art studio in Knightsbridge during those heady 80’s and 90’s… with his great sense of humour David was and is always guaranteed to add jollity coupled with a good pinch of silliness to my life and we have remained great friends to this day.
David creates all our twool sheepy cartoons and adds a great fun and individuality to our brand, he has a terrific business – Dog In A Hat – with his daughter Polly. Here is a little cameo!
Now that Summer is round the corner, Polly and I are busy getting ready for Wealden Times Midsummer Fair at Hole Park in Kent (4th-6th June), getting stray paintings framed and stock packed up and counted – Hazel the dog has been ‘helping’ and has been making sure we are all up to speed. If you’re in the area come and say hello and you will get a big Twooly style welcome!
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