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Thursday, 22 January 2009

Clifton Suspension Bridge Canvas pt2


I started this canvas a while before the 'cropped' version I exhibited at the 12 Days show last month but lost focus and realised how much more fun it is to paint on larger canvases!
Finally got around to completing it last night, at last...
If anyone is interested in this one off original, leave me a comment or contact me here.
Cheers!

Wednesday, 10 December 2008

12 Days Canvas

Clifton Suspension Bridge painting - 150cm x 100cm, acrylic, spraypaint and emulsion on canvas.






















A preview from the 12 Days of Xmas exhibition on Stokes Croft, Bristol.
Opens this Friday at 7pm...

Friday, 5 December 2008

North Street Print



Available from today at Let Them Hang!


Approx. 450mm x 640mm
Printed on heavyweight black Lustralux paper
Edition of 60, signed and numbered by the artist

Friday, 28 November 2008

Book Signing



Many thanks to Mr FLX for my copy of his Children of the Can book...

Last night at The Bell was a great little meet up for the artists involved in making the book to meet up, grab a copy and run around the place looking like excited little children on a treasure hunt, collecting tags from as many of the heads who turned up as possible...

I think i got y'all!

Tuesday, 21 October 2008

Last weekend saw the first UPfest event in Bristol hosted at the Tobacco Factory in Southville and involved somewhere in the region of 50 artists from Bristol, the rest of England, Europe and the USA, and a very successful event it was too!
This event was a lot more stencil influenced than more of the jams I usually paint at, but i took this as a good opportunity to do something a bit different to the usual freehand Acer pieces I paint and decided to put up a street scene graphic similar to the Stokes Croft piece i did back at the beginning of the year.
The original image was taken on North Street a few days before the weekends event, the prep work done at midnight on Sat night, and the painting finished live at the UPfest on Sunday afternoon.

Great to hear that lots of canvases in the bar sold, raising lots of cash for a very worthwhile charity, NACOA, and a special shout should go out to Steve aka Logical1 for his time and effort in making the event happen - I didn’t see him stress once and smiled the whole way through. Good man...