Today I travelled up to Edinburgh for my exhibition at Analogue Books (preview 7-9 pm, 3rd sept). I knew I would be on a train most of the day so took some photos of my local London Fields park and made a paper pop up for the food tray. Hopefully when the next passenger pulls down the tray they will get a pleasant surprise. For more info on this 30 day Speed Creating project go here.
You can follow my progress each day on Twitter and Facebook, Click here to view all the days so far in a row.
Dominic Wilcox 
That is amazing!
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this makes me sad… that they arent on my train
this is wonderful! i’m sorry to be missing your opening (analogue openings are an all round good time) but hopefully will make it through to see the show at some point.
That is just excellent.
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That´s an excellent form of graffity. I think i´ll make my own versions sir, hope you don´t get mad about it! ^^,
Aw what a lovely idea and a gorgeous result! Most inspirational 🙂
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Would love to see this pop on my train tray!
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Dominic, what a great surprise. Too bad I wasn’t on that train…
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I really like this one, it’s so kind and pretty
Love this. Finding something so lovely would make me smile 🙂
A demonstration of “paying it forward.” Wonderful concept and excellent execution. Thanks.
I can’t believe there is a vertical surface on a train without an ad on it!