May 2025: KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN

The Frog Who Lived in a Boot
by Steven Dp Richardson, illustrated by Nicholas Hughes

I’m launching a Kickstarter campaign to help print my first book! The collaboration is with writer Steven Dp Richardson. Our illustrated fable follows the journey of a frog as he considers whether he may in fact be human. Please share, and follow the link to our Kickstarter page where you can sign up and find out how to help. The first 60 ‘tickets’ towards funding the project will each receive a book and a one-off hand printed illustration from the story.  click here to go to our KICKSTARTER PAGE



Workshops for 2025:
- Saturday 29th March at David Parr House, Cambridge - 10.30am-4pm click to book



I occassionally hold workshops - so far these have been at The Artworkers’ Guild and for London Craft Week. The size of the workshop is kept small and they tend to sell out quite quickly - if you would like to know when the next workshop is please email hello@diddletron.com


2022:
Artist printmaker Nicholas Hughes will be popping up and printing down his bespoke hand made wallpapers in a live two day demonstration print marathon.

He will host two days of workshops in an immersive print pop-up space at 61 – 63 Brushfield Street and share his hand made designs, discuss design processes and his approach to block printing – get hands on and discover the joys of repeat printing by hand.








To commission a design please contact Nick via hello@diddletron.com

To view my full handmade wallpaper collection please contact me to arrange a presentation in person

For information on workshops and events please leave your full name and email address via hello@diddletron.com
* Forest Frolic
* Madame Rosseau’s Summer of Abandon
* Snake
* Cricket
* Grasshopper
* Crane



May 11th & 12th, 2022
WORKSHOPS at Old Spitalfields Market, London E1, for LONDON CRAFT WEEK 
LIMITED AVAILABILITY tickets here


Sets of labels for Borough Wines refillable Artisan Range, celebrating responsible wine consumption — from the land in which vines are grown by independent producers to the bottling and distribution itself.




A handrawn map for The George in Rye Hotel
- to aide guests’ imaginative exploration of the medieval town, its histories and community (further imagery coming soon)