A few years back Bobby Gillespie went on This Week where Andrew Neil constantly talked over him with bile and tried desperately to belittle his politics. At the end of the show Andrew asked Bobby to join him in a fun little dance, to which Bobby just stared through him for all of us.

Bobby owns #1 of this print.

My most well known work, banknotes. I didn't decide that and you never really know what piece of art will stick with people until its out in the world. I've spent weeks on some pieces thinking I was making something profound, only for two people to end up looking at it and one to say 'It looks like [some other thing by some other artist]'. It's all very unpredictable.

My Thatcher note was the first and I enjoyed long process of making it so I then made the others.

I wont get into the politics of Morrissey, I know there are still die-hard fans out there. I was one too and his solo albums were often background music while I worked. I think I had to face the truth around 15yrs ago and I guess it shouldn't but it does stop me enjoying those solo albums now. That brings up more problems I suppose, because many of my favourite artists probably have horrendous beliefs.

Maybe I could think of Your Arsenal as a Mick Ronson album.

A great night at the Hacienda 40 last night. Though eight different people approached me sheepishly to buy pills. Even when I was saying night night to my girls on the phone. They got to hear some guy asking me to sell him E (which they thought was hilarious).

Massive sober hangover today, the volume + pals screaming conversations in your ear does that. It was worth it.