Wednesday, 30 May 2012
Saturday, 19 May 2012
More Gesture Drawings
A few more gesture drawings from the 2nd floor of Home Quarter in town where the exhibition is due to run for at least another month
Wednesday, 16 May 2012
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
Published Article
I’ve just had an article published in the June edition of Leisure Painter. It’s all about still life with a twist. Here’s the blurb.
The Usual Suspects
Did you ever look at a still life and get the feeling that you’ve probably seen it all before? I have. No matter how I changed the arrangement or the props, I couldn’t escape the feeling that frankly, it was my turn to boldly go where other people had gone before. I was painting the usual suspects.
A look at the genre of past still life paintings and the traditional themes, right up to the quiet non events that are painted today.
There’s no reason why still life painting can’t carry a message in the title, no matter how tongue in cheek or whimsical that may be.
The artist tells how he takes titles or phrases from films, songs, old adages or turns of phrase and how he represents them in a still life painting.
Monday, 30 April 2012
One of a Pear.
One of a Pear 10cm x 10cm oil on canvas.
£65 mounted and postage paid.
Another small still life from a range of single
items all the same size and format.
Thursday, 26 April 2012
Regent Street revsited
Acrylic on
watercolour paper mounted on card 23cm x 15cm. Mounted and postage paid £70
An old favourite of
mine that I have repainted as I sold the original some months ago and now hangs
on a wall in Inverness. Liverpool painting No.52 Regent Road is a little larger
than the original from my, painting into the light phase.
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
Waterloo Road Demo
21cm 14cm acrylic on
paper mounted on board.
£70 mount and postage
included.
I was really
flattered to be asked to do a painting demonstration for a painting group in
the city. It felt a little strange doing a landscape from a previous study
under the watchful eye of the video camera and about 30 or so on lookers. I
enjoyed it though and they looked after me really well for what was an
interesting night.
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