Coolest designs of boring items!

In 5th place... the boring old USB key... reborn as a skull ring you can wear! Rather expensive but hey, how much cooler can you get!

At number 4... well USB thingys are very boring aren't they... so we'll have some pill-popping versions too!

Oozing in at number 3... the liquid bookmark... hand-made one-off's and actually pretty affordable too!

In at number 2... the penultimate coolest boring item ever... the Dead Fred pen holder - suitable for even the most homicidal of office workers!

But my personal favourite, in the number 1 spot tonight... the Voodoo knife rack - pure simple genius, what more can I say?!

Dog on a Bike!

Very fake dog on a bike, very clever dog on a bike, and MY dog on a bike!!! The fabulous Miss Millie, seasoned performer and next years hot tip for the Tour de France...

Fruity Jewellery

There's no better antidote to the cake I've been wearing than a nice healthy dose of fruit to up the Vitamin C levels as we slide shivering into winter! The sparkling gem's of Anna Lou of London's cherries cheer me up no end, and hers is by far the grooviest shop in Soho these days! Luster Jewelry have come up with such incredibly cute strawberry earrings that they make my face hurt from smiling too much.

Other offerings are the beautiful Apple Pendant from jewellerylove.co.uk, and a little bit of shameless self-promotion of Foundlings Jewellery's Fruit slice earrings - OK so maybe I am their creator, but it doesn't make me love them any less!

Crowning Glory?

I'm a hairdresser and a slightly alternative jewelllery designer, and I can never understand why the whole world doesn't think of hair as part of a mixed media project... These punky adornments are great, the first sums up my style perfectly! And Alice Tinker, what can I say, but a largely overlooked style icon with a mind all of her own (and in 'real life' my own clever mum actually made the Dibley wedding tiara!).

Art you're allowed to laugh at

Why should art always be serious? When art was a form of entertainment in the Salons of the Enlightenment I'm sure they must have had a bit of fun sometimes, but the critics will always look for hidden meanings, alterior motives, political agendas... isn't it nice sometimes to think "who cares what it means, I like looking at it?!"

Banksy has got it sussed, as has Trek Kelly who did this fantastic freaky Frida, and the incredible pavement artist, Julian Beever

Accidental Photography

What better than testing the camera and somehow coming out with the shot of the century, when you had no idea that you took it...