Where do I start in selecting work for a film? Many of the drawings are taken from different times. they serve as diaries. Memories of standing on a train platform on the way to London in 2007 and overhearing conversations, digital fish, drawing the Google search logo in 2005, biro drawing, patterns... many references to the digital being made through analogue means...

I've made so many drawings and deciding what to add to the animation is all a bit 'pot luck'. I must admit that there are quite a few drawings I don't particularly like in the finished animation. I'm not really that interested in making resolved and completed works. I'd rather be honest - it's all part of the mix.

Looking across some of these works, I can't see any that have made it to the final animation. Perhaps one now that I glance across the drawings. Fish and chips anti-depressants, re-creating a Frieze Art Fair Instagram post. Notings of success/failure keep popping up. Invented critters converse in a restaurant discussing a local high street power cut back in 2005. 'This sides on' says person A and this sides off says person B. I wonder if the people are still alive? The drawings are a way for me to document the passing of time, notice things, make connections and keep my brain active. I can't not draw.

A lot of the work is autobiographical referencing everyday life. I find that a lot of digital work kind of lacks the human element. I do embrace digital approaches but I think it's important to give a sense of me in the work.