Acrylic on canvas 914mm x 610mm Music is fundamental to human culture, and some would argue to language itself. The human auditory system at the lowest level is able to differentiate chord from dischord, while…
I’m holding a private(ish) view at the Tin Drum next Thursday – I’ll be there [obviously] on hand to discuss any of the work on show. Still working on wangling some free booze, but it’s…
Portrait of Martin. acrylic on canvas 600mm x 600mm I recorded a timelapse of this painting, unfortunately there’s a chunk missing due to some ‘technical difficulties’. The music is ‘Ballad of the Bomb’ by ‘Return…
I’m holding a show at the Tin Drum, Kemptown Brighton. It’s on until the end of November, so come down to Brighton and enjoy some fine food and fine art. Thanks to Lois for arranging…
I’m just about to hang a new show [more details in a later post] and felt I’d like something to complement Big Cock, which features as part of the exhibition. acrylic on canvas 600mm x…
Tycho Brahe (1546-1601) was the last great astronomer to work without a telescope. His observations of the motions of the sky were, at the time, the most accurate ever recorded. Indeed his assistant, Kepler, used…
acrylic on canvas, 600mm x 600mm Below is a timelapse video of the painting.
Herewith a portrait of my good friend Ted, painted on the occasion of his marriage to Karen next week. The pose is, of course, of the Christian Martyr Saint Sebastian. Saint Sebastian has been painted…
Update I decided it needed a little more work, here’s the new version. acrylic on canvas 600mm x 600mm Much of my work deals with the notion of ‘reputation’ – which aspects of a persons…