Dan Jamieson is an artist/illustrator and now accepts he is a ceramicist, living and working in Nottingham. 

He makes handmade 'hate plates' involving blunt, sometimes rude, and charmingly crude statements that are often humorous or hard hitting and equally bold and equally crass.

They centre around the rigours and awkwardness of socialising, family and friend’s irritating habits, drinking, snacking, misplaced nostalgia and interior designers aiming to provoke a reaction in the viewer as a conversation piece.

The hate plates started out as an experiment during a ceramics class at Turning Earth. When those pieces quickly sold out, he decided to make more and has continued since. 

His works are now collected worldwide and have formed a devoted fanbase amongst clients and celebrities alike. His work has been featured in The Sunday Times Style, Grazia, and Vogue Canada together with many influential interior designers’ social media accounts. 

He has progressed into bigger and bolder screenprints and neon artworks exclusive to Air Contemporary Gallery, while still staying faithful to pushing and pursuing new ideas with the original hate plates.

Don't say it to their face, say it with a hate plate instead.

Dan Jamieson

Please don't make me beg for a top up.

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Please do not get in our way when we are recklessly day drinking.

Enough idle chit-chat. Pour the fucking wine already.

All that she wants is another rosé. (M)

Thank you for the irrelevant advice that I will nod along to and internally scream at. (M)

Please tell the guests to go as I am ever so weary of shitty small talk. (M)

Oh fuck off with your 'we simply must get a date in the diary soon'. (M)

Don't you dare invite me to anything after 4pm on a Sunday. (M)

Don't you dare interrupt my well deserved wine and little treat time. (S)

Please do not invite yourself round. We are forever busy. (S)

Reach for the (stars) second bottle of wine (and pop a third in the fridge just in case)

I’m not sure if I told you already, but I used to live in London. (3rd edition) Print

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