I have now added the six original pieces of artwork above to the webshop.
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Title: Mind Broadcasting.
Size: 31.4cm Wide, X 21.7cm High, X 1.5cm Deep.
Description: Original painting on book.
Medium: acrylic/ ink.

£400 including 15% V.A.T.

Title: Fall From Grace

£400 including 15% V.A.T.- SOLD

Title: Bird Tree.
Size: 20.9cm Wide, X 32.8 cm High, X 0.5cm Deep.
Description: Original painting on book.
Medium: acrylic/ ink.
£400 including 15% V.A.T.

Title: Alien Flower:
Size: 19.5cm Wide, X 26.6cm High, X 1.4cm Deep.
Description: Original painting on book.
Medium: acrylic/ ink.

£400 including 15% V.A.T.

Title: The Professor.
Size: 21cm Wide X 28.8cm High.
Description: Original painting.
Medium: Acrylic.

£400 including 15% V.A.T.

Title: Squirrel.
Size: 22.2cm Wide, X 28.6 cm High, X 1 cm Deep.
Description: Original painting on book.
Medium: acrylic/ ink.
£400 including 15% V.A.T.

Just quickly snapped my desktop, seemed to have been very busy day with things dropping through the post.

They say a picture is a thousand words, well here are a few of explanation:

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Worked on a really nice job for Honda, ‘The Compendium of consisting of 10 Illustrations in a fold out leaflet.

A playful point of sale piece allowing the viewer to enter a competition and win A Honda Hybrid car. They printed millions so there have been plenty around, dropping through the letterbox and out of magazines.

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I’m always fascinated by artists studios, their working space and environment. I work alone in a large old building called St. Bridgets. Originally an old orphanage, then a traditional typeset printers, its also been the family home of close friends of mine for many years. St. Bridgets is just one of those places that has a warm atmosphere the moment you walk through he door. Its also packed with history, one is always hearing interesting stories about nuns, musicians and orphans. There have been many visitors over the years, to name but a few the Bishop of Rochester dedicated the building and a close relative of the painter Sir Stanley Spencer spent a happy summer here. Read the rest of this entry »