Showing posts with label Lands End. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lands End. Show all posts

Tuesday, 3 May 2011

New Paintings.


I've just recently hung a load of paintings in the Bakehouse Restaurant in Penzance. There's a mixture of old and new paintings including the first painting that i did in Cornwall 10 years ago, which you can see below!

The rest of the paintings are made up of ones that i have done since then, and a couple of new ones. It's nice to see the progression of my paintings over such a long period, and to see how much things have changed. Here's some images of the new paintings which i have featured before in previous blogs as 'work in progress'!



A big thank you to Rachael and Andy from the Bakehouse for letting me inflict my brightly coloured creations on their fine diners! http://www.bakehouserestaurant.co.uk/

Monday, 7 February 2011

Work in Progress - Lands End Bridge.


Just started work on some new paintings which i'm a little bit excited about! So throughout the whole series of paintings that i'm doing, i will be documenting their progress as they move along to completion. This first one is of a rickety old rope bridge that goes over the sea and cliffs down at Lands End. i've been working on the paintings with Spray Paint, acrylic and Posca Pens. Not finished yet, but there will be more photos as it progresses!


Friday, 16 April 2010

View From The House On The Hill.


I started work yesterday on a mural out at Crows-An-Wra on the way to Lands End. It's a bit of a mammoth task, as i'm painting 2 dragons, 1 either side of the house! The weather has been fantastic, very sunny, but bitterly cold, so i've been up the scaffold wrapped up like bloody Scott of the Antartic! The wind has been blowing a hell of a lot, and it's so far been a hairy experience.



So far, over the 2 days i've managed to draw out the image of 1 dragon on one side of the house, with it's tail and whiskers trailing round on to the back of the house. It's been hard work climbing up and down to the different levels, and getting positioned into the best place for drawing has been a challenge! Progress has been nice and steady, and a random selection of Fugazi, Justin Warfield, Battles, The Fall, Squarepusher, The Beastie Boys, Deftones, Flying Lotus, Autechre and Pop Will Eat Itself on shuffle have been keeping my going in the freezing wind!



So on Monday (weather permitting) it's onto the other side of the house to paint the next creature. Hopefully this won't be as harsh, as the sun comes round to that side of the house from about midday. Bloody lovely view from up there, as you can see from the photo above looking out over the Cornish landscape to St. Buryan. I'm looking forward to the next stage of painting the dragon, and seeing how it takes shape! I'll keep you posted!

Friday, 26 February 2010

New Work



















Just starting to sort out a load of new work at the moment. Got loads of photos to sift through as source material, and i've just started making some sketches of what i want to do.

Here's one of the first finished sketches of a view of Lands End, from just above the rope bridge that's there. It's just a basic idea at the moment of how i want these landscapes to look. i want some of them to look quite minimal with some silhouetted shapes thrown in!

This sketch was created using spray paint and Posca pen on A3 paper.