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Manchester Paintings
Manchester Map Creation
Manchester Map painting was a long time in coming to be. I’d created this painting called London Map in 2016 and always planned to work on a Manchester version, it just took me a while to gather the components and motivate myself to draw all those roads. Will there be more of other cities, very
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Stevenson Square Bees.
STEVENSON SQUARE BEES Stevenson Square Bees. The humble worker bee is a famous Manchester symbol and city emblem spanning over 150 years. In the 18th and 19th Centuries, Manchester was at the Industrial Revolution’s very heart – colloquially known as “Cottonopolis” because of the vast cotton fabric production. The Mancunian factories were sometimes referred to
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Painting Manchester Maps I Featured a Bee. Why?
Painting Manchester Maps I had to include a bee, a symbol associated with Manchester for years which took on added significance in 2017 following the Arena Bombing. They’ve crept into my work, never more consciously so than in this painting. This weeks for Saturday Night Live Art Shows I’m sharing a recent painting that I’ve
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Painting Home, When does The Journey Begin?
What is painting home for an artist? Do you like to travel? The journey home is always my favourite part. For the first part of my life, Home was Manchester, or rather Greater Manchester. Then, I went to study in Oxford. After I left home to study in Oxford aged 18, Piccadilly station became a
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Meditation on Manchester Central Painting
Manchester Central painting shows a major railway station in the heart of the city. Closed during the Beeching reforms and left derelict for years. It was used as a car park and little else. Transformed in the 80’s and 90’s to its current glorious state. The first thing I notice is the clock. (I’ve a
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