Showing posts with label Gallerina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gallerina. Show all posts

Sunday, 21 July 2013

Oak Books .....

I thought I would post a picture of each of the oak books, 
so that you can see the detail of each one .....

  Title - A Deadly Glance

Title - A Kiss Goodbye

Title - Best Served Cold

Title - Fair Warning

Title - Spellbound

Title - Unscrupulous 

These are all available from
Gallerina



Sunday, 2 December 2012

SunDrop


 Here is the the finished extra large bottle cap painting!
It measures a whopping 80" x 80" which is just over 2 metres square!!!


The painting was a commission piece & is called SunDrop.
Here are some closeup photos of the painting.


The painting was so big that as soon as it was finished it had to be un-stretched so that I could get it through the studio door!




I delivered the painting to Gallerina this weekend & is waiting to be delivered to it's new owners & home!

Monday, 12 November 2012

The Artist Paints The First Red Circle


The Artist Paints The First Red Circle
60" x 40"

One of my latest paintings in the 'Paintbrush Girls' (Haven't got a proper title yet!!!!) series.
The painting is available from Gallerina now!


Thursday, 13 October 2011

New Portrait


This new portrait is possibly one of my most complicated paintings with a lot of different elements that had to be balanced. The couple (Fritz & Bev) in the painting travelled South America on a motorcycle and the painting is not only of them but of their journey too.
It's always nice to technically experiment and push your work further; however a commissioned portrait is not the safest way to achieve this. After speaking to them I knew they would be very open to new ideas and so I went with my gut and painted without any constraint.
I wanted to capture a sense of movement (but not speed) and so the bike became fractured and I used from their own postcards which acted like markers dotted onto the canvas. On these postcards were images of roads which again added to a sense of travel and movement. One of these postcards depicts a landslide. This was chosen as after talking with them about their trip, you realise how adventurous you must be to embark on a journey of this type. This is not your average package holiday but the rewards are far greater!

Sunday, 2 October 2011

How to use Color in Portraits

How to use Color in Portraits 28" x 20"

This is one of the paintings I have completed over the last few months.
It is based upon an old Walter Foster 'How to Paint' book but using a Playboy centerfold as the figure, make of that what you will!!!

It is available from Gallerina.

Wednesday, 29 June 2011

Styled with Lastex Yarn

Martin White (page 11)
30" x 24"

Slix (page 16)
30" x 24"

Meridian CLINGKNIT (page 12)
30" x 24"

I've recently taken these three paintings to Gallerina.
They are based upon old swim-wear adverts from a 'Lastex' catalogue.
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Las·tex 
[las-teks]
A trademark used for a yarn having a core of elastic rubber wound with rayon, nylon, silk, or cotton threads.
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I always like vintage adverts highlighting a new technology for the time, that we now all take for granted!
The first two paintings were exhibited in an art exhibition in Bath last year which was based around fashion.

The paintings are currently for sale from Gallerina & for any more information do contact the gallery here

Monday, 6 June 2011

Lego Mini Figures


Here are some of the Lego Figures which are currently in Gallerina - although since I took this photo many of them have sold!!!


They have been received really well & lots of commissions from people wanting their Lego figures from their own collection have been coming in too!


Each painting has a diagram & part names of that particular figure on the back - see below.
If you are wanting one of the Lego Mini Figures be quick they are selling quickly!


If you are interested in any of the Lego Mini Figures visit the Gallerina website here 

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Update
Lego Spaceman Prints Now Available!!!!
Find them
HERE