The first video where the whole process of creating a painting is included. There’s a mix of time lapse and real time video and some still photography. Here’s the full image, of the completed painting Every month I share new art being created with my readers. Would you like to see my latest creations as […]
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Reflected Glory Well, it obviously can’t but a window in it can. For all its geometric lines, there’s an organic feel to this painting. The earthy browns and leaf greens would be at home in a forest. Even the dark vertical band of black and blue suggests a mass of teeming, hairy, caterpillars edging their
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This week, for Saturday Night Live Art Shows I’m looking at Toast Rack Towers one of my contemporary Manchester paintings of the Hollings building part of the old university campus. Here’s the video, complete with gaffs. Finally I’ll leave you with a still of the completed painting. You can find more contemporary Manchester paintings in
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Sometimes, looking at an artwork, the ideas flow easily. A feature stands out or a thought shouts loudly. Crowd painting, it’s busy, almost too busy. Piccadilly Circus is overlooked by Eros, or so is the common perception. Eros seemed a good title. If you are unfamiliar with the place. Could you guess what or who
That’s Eros in A Piccadilly Circus Crowd Painting, Isn’t It? Read More »
For Saturday Night Live Art Shows I discussed my Manchester MOSI Art creation called MOSI Grey. Why is there no grey in it? What is MOSI and what is that curious thing in the sky? Curious how sometimes you never see a thing until some time later, when you look back. Take a close look
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On a trip to London, we were travelling around in a taxi when I saw this bicycle chained up against the railings. It inspired my abandoned bike painting called Neglected. Its saddle was lost, with a flat tyre and rust covered it. It’s not my first cycle painting and will probably not be my last.
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