Final Opportunity to Enter Original Artwork Competition

Reminder: Win My Original Japan Artwork

This is a quick reminder to enter my competition to win my original, 1 of 1, Tokyo Tower typewriter artwork pictured above.

On Wednesday 25th February at 2:00pm UK time, when the competition winner is announced, I will also be releasing my first Japanese print of 2026. The coordinates hidden beneath the Tokyo Tower competition artwork lead directly to the location of this new piece. It has been my most technically challenging artwork to date, and I cannot wait to share it with you!

A quick clarification on how to enter:

If you are already subscribed to my newsletter, there is no need to sign up again.

I have shared a second video on Instagram today as a reminder about the competition. If you have already commented on last week’s video with your answer to where the coordinates lead, there is no need to comment again on the new post.

Tokyo Tower is one of Japan’s most iconic landmarks, and this piece is my typewritten tribute, created entirely on my 1960s Olympia SM3 typewriter. The building has a fascinating history to it. I love its close resemblance to the Eiffel Tower. Amusingly, Tokyo Tower is 333 metres tall, deliberately designed to be 9 meters taller than the Eiffel Tower.

How to Enter

1. You’re already signed up to my newsletter…great start! ✅

2. Watch the video of this piece on Instagram - [click here to watch] 🎥

3. Leave a like and comment on my video with your best guess of the location 📍

The winner will be announced in my newsletter next week on Wednesday 25th February at 2:00pm UK time.

At the exact moment the winner is announced, my first print drop of 2026 will also go live. The location revealed in the coordinates is the subject of that release.

A Sneaky Peek at My First Artwork of 2026

Above is your final sneaky peek of my upcoming artwork…

My first print release of 2026 will be a special one.

I cannot wait to share the piece in its entirety with you next week!

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