Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts

Friday, 12 February 2016

Friday, 11 September 2015

Guillermo Del Toro tribute show


Here's my piece for the Guillermo Del Toro tribute show "In Service of Monsters" at Gallery 1988. Despite there being plenty to choose from I couldn't resist painting Hellboy. My piece is based on the Troll Market scene from Hellboy 2. It's watercolour and 297 x 420mm (approx). Available to buy online (or in person) from the gallery from this evening (September 11th). The show runs until October 3rd at Gallery 1988 (West), 7308 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles.

Monday, 19 January 2015

Californian House painting


Another recent painting. This time it's a case study-style/California Modern house loosely based on the Eames House. I've included the original sketch along with some process shots. I tried to keep the pencil drawing as faint and as simple as possible so I could make most of the decisions while painting. Sometimes this works other times it doesn't!

It's available as a print HERE.

Wednesday, 14 January 2015

Moss, Rocks, Trees, Snow


Another watercolour painting. I wanted to leave a lot of the white of the page visible on this one so what's better to paint than snow?

Friday, 9 January 2015

Stag Painting


Here's a stag watercolour painting I did earlier this week along with some process shots and the original sketchbook page that inspired it. I wanted to draw an animal and I enjoy drawing trees so a stag seemed like the obvious choice as it appears to be a bit of both.

Friday, 13 December 2013

The Hiber-Nation Opens


Our exhibition, The Hiber-Nation, opened at the Wales Millennium Centre last Thursday (December 5th) and runs until January 5th 2014. Thank you to everyone who came along, to Gulp for playing (brilliantly!) at the launch and to the WMC for making it all possible. Here's a selection of photos of what to expect if you're making your way to Cardiff to see it (including one of Louise/Felt Mistress with the incredible 9ft huggable Hugger that she made!). All work is for sale. If interested please email me for a price list (details in my profile). Thank you!


Thursday, 14 November 2013

Striders keep on stridin'


New painting for our Hiber-Nation exhibition (see previous post) - "Striders Striding". Watercolour 40x50cm. Exhibition starts at the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff on the 5th December at 6 o'clock with a special launch night. Everyone welcome!

Monday, 10 June 2013

Quadrophenia - the painted version


As I mentioned in the previous post my piece for the Movie Show exhibition had to be an original piece of artwork produced traditionally without the aid of a computer. Here it is. Watercolours and ink. I enjoyed doing this a lot. I can't remember the last time I produced a finished piece without the aid of Photoshop! You can see everyone else's contribution on the blog. The show opens June 27 at the Galerie Daniel Maghen, Paris.

Monday, 7 September 2009

MDF 3D




A couple of close-ups of the 3D (well, sorta) piece I've done for Inky Goodness in Birmingham's Vaad Gallery. The show starts on Friday night and I'll be at the gallery all day on Saturday (along with the lovely Felt Mistress) if anyone wants to pop by and say hello. I'll post some more pics once the exhibition is up.

Monday, 3 August 2009

Shaped Painting


First of my shaped painting for September's Inky Goodness show. This is on MDF which was cut to shape and then primed and painted on to. Louise is currently working on some 3D pieces to go with them. More soon.

Thursday, 30 July 2009

Paris Painting


A painting for my sister's birthday. She wanted something Parisian with the Eiffel tower in it somewhere. Brief fulfilled! 60cm x 80cm.

Sunday, 14 June 2009

Creepy Tree-ptych


Here's a "tree-ptych" (see what I did there?) featuring two creepy trees and a tree creature. Once again, acrylics and POSCA.

Tuesday, 2 June 2009

Blue Tree Canvas


More messing around with POSCAs, acrylics and canvases. I seem to either draw girls with long complicated hair or stylised trees. I should draw a complicated hair girl/tree combo. Oh, wait a minute, I have.

Monday, 1 June 2009

Sunday Painting


After warming up (literally and figuratively!) on Saturday I felt like doing another painting. Here's the result. (60cm x 80cm) POSCAs and acrylics.