I was very please when asked to be involved in the latest bag project by packaging company Progress, this time the brief was to create a limited edition Musette Bag in one colour. The opening night was held in the London cycling cafe/bar Look Mum No Hands on Thursday 19th May, good to see lots of fans down there.

Whilst I may appear quite serene on the outside as I wheel around town dodging in and out of traffic, in my mind there are hundreds of thoughts all going on at once. This bag is meant to represent a very small part of mine and other cyclists internal monologue that occurs in a single cycle trip around the mean streets of London.

As a keen cyclist around London I was rather intrigued when asked by new cycling company Milltag if I would create a jersey for their limited edition cycling range. I wanted to create a jersey that encompassed my experience of cycling on the City’s streets, but also keep it fresh and fun. The final version is slightly different from the original idea which used bicycle chains, but after 2 weeks of drawing intricate bike chains I came up with the ‘Follow me’ logo when looking for a name for the shirt and it completely changed to piece from chains to inner tubes.

The shirts is individually numbered on the label and only 30 are produced – you can buy your wearable piece of Leinz art here.