Simon whybray

Conversation becomes breezier when we switch to Skype: "Hard to write, I can mumble better about that IRL, but feels like jumble to write. But then, in person, Whybray is equally as friendly, and is managing to throw some of the most fun live nights in London right now.

PC Music mastermind A. This is music made by a sensibility that is anything but, as Whybray tells me about his Instagram girlfriend while running through his iTunes history "I never delete anything" to track an evolution as musician, enthusiast and digital dilettante. Whybray has seen the creative landscape change dramatically since his teens, and his musical tastes along with it.

After moving to London suburb of East Dulwich, he found himself wedged between two young families and their babies, which meant live drums were out of the question. He taught himself to use an electronic kit through his headphones. Then there was a MySpace ad from a then-two-piece TEETH looking for a drummer, and then a few years of the dance-punk hybrid rehearsing in an East London squat — when those things still existed. After that, space became an impossible privilege, and Whybray fully integrated into the online realm, where the squatters now live and the really interesting stuff exists.

Browse through our digital catalogue of artworks created by hundreds of artists from around the world. Welcome back to FACT! Thank you for your ongoing support. Artists Simon Whybray. Simon Whybray Country: United Kingdom. I started dying it in and it went black, then bleached, then brown again. I dye it myself. There was a couple arguing about what to watch on a plane and I told them about my necklace and showed them that they could borrow it and listen to the same thing.

And they did! I was wearing some bright pink shorts and a white T-shirt, so when I tried it on it all just went really well together. This is great! I bought it when I was on acid! This is great, I never get to talk about this stuff with anyone! Have you ever been on a site called Zazzle? You have a text box over the T-shirt shape and you just type on to it. And my mum loves it. This is by KTZ. Everyone thinks I put the patches on it but it came like that. Well, the last job interview I went to was for a full time job at Work Club, an ad agency in London Bridge.

Their creative director asked me to come in for a chat and so I went in, for a chat. I came for a chat…like you said! I love going to weddings and looking good and sharp. In time for London Fashion Week kicking off on the 20 February, we have spent time travelling around London visiting artists and designers who may or may not be too busy to bother with following fashion, to find out what creative people really wear, and why.

Liv Siddall.