with a local artist Paul Rayner and I thought you may enjoy reading it as I did. Paul Rayner enjoys a double-life in his real life and artistic one. As a ceramicist he is fond of self-portraiture, modelling himself in various guises from Goldilocks to Humpty Dumpty. More recently he’s moved out of the storybook realm to re-create himself as other people such as fellow artist, Ronnie van Hout. In real life he’s also well known for trotting out his drag personality, Miss Courtenay Place, at exhibitions. During what hours of the day do you feel most inspired? I have to eat at least two meals and drink at least 2 coffees before anything happens. How would a good friend describe your aesthetic or style? Shabby chic. What aspect of your creative practice gives you the biggest thrill? Finishing. How do you think your environment affects your work? As long as I’ve got a stereo and something to lean on I could work anywhere. Do you like to look at the big picture or focus on the details? The ‘b...