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Nick Stroud aka KillJoy.

After turning down a place at Goldsmiths college in London, back in the 1980’s, Nick instead joined an interior design company that specialised in furniture making and decorative finishes. That experience in creative workmanship, with his already innate desire to be an artist has been a key factor in the artwork that Nick Stroud produces today.

Over the past 10 years Nick has re-awakened his passion for art, by creating neon art, with his signature skulls. Using neon lighting and sculpture, and using such finishes as chrome and graffiti style dips, these encapsulating skulls with their neon lights are presented in ornate frames and different types of finishes that are perfect for urban and modern style tastes.

Killjoy skulls and artwork can be seen in venues such as the Libertines indie band Hotel and recording studio, and have been exhibited in the UK, with collections going overseas via Saatchi Art. Killjoy’s artwork is getting ever more popular among new and old art collectors, and continues to grow in reputation.

Here’s your chance to get your hands on a one-off piece of Killjoy art with 100% of the sale of this cane being donated to the Pink Ribbon Foundation to support those affected by breast cancer.

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Voodoo walking cane/stick – as used by Stefan Pierre in the Mad Love London fashion show 

Colour: Pink & Black  

Materials: wood - metal - resin - glitter  

Measures: 36 inches  

Bespoke cane/walking stick made especially as a one-off for the Mad Love London fashion show – features a resin handmade skull, with decorative crystal pink and silver studs and black fabric on a pink wooden cane.