Rage and Turmoil and ruckuss

i got big déjà vu putting these pics up... weird old déjà vu. creepy times.

anyways...here's some more pictures... they loosely go under the title of 'Rage and turmoil'

the top one was the basis of an illustration page for Mercy magazine in Liverpool.

the 2nd one was what i tried to do for the woodcut...oh yeah and that pic was published in that nice Gallery of Owls zine -->GeZean...

them bottom three were in an exhibition at the Arts Organisation in Nottingham in 2007... with some guns and a handgrenade that i made out of paper and masking tape.

a GCSE student saw them recently and cheerfully told me she was going to do that for her Art GCSE... fair doos.

more rolo coasters and trees and buildings stuck up em...

this guy he's real big. he's about a metre tall... maybe even more.

my sister has it hung above her telly... she wanted to hang it over her lovely real fire but that's probably not good for watercolours...?

rollycoasters housey tree mash up

this is a watercolour painting like trad like. it's abit bigger than A4 (it is £50 or £40 to mates init.)

more buildings doing things ...

cottaging up the wrong tree

i was listening to a radio 4 programme when i drew this about this woman who lived on her own somewhere... maybe in Norfolk. and she protected all the wildlife and the birds... and she lived on boiled eggs and toast, and was brilliant and fiercely independent.

i wish i could remember her name. ...awwww...i just tried to google it but no luck.

anyway...that is an irrelevant little tale.
this is on thin paper, it is A3 in size (£20)

some pictures that might be accidentally a bit angsty...ooops!

here's some drawings that are on paper. i think they are A4.
I think it'd be nice to sell them for £15 each.

they aren't prints, they are the one off drawings...like the olden days before they discovered printing... which apparently began in China in 220 AD so these are like antiques!!!

i did them last year in ... May? I seemed to have an unhealthy interest in dog training at the time.

buildings on wheels and falling over and things

these pictures are on canvas. two of them are just pencil and the coloured in one has felt tip pens and pencil crayons used on it.

the coloured one is about 30cm wide.
the other two are 50cm x 40 cm on nice chunky canvases...about 5cm deep.
chunky-tastic!

priceees = coloured one £25
pencils ones £100
or nearest offers

I'll hold your hand while you die so that you don't get scared.

just got round to photographing this guy properly. Welll, when i say properly, I have photographed it as best I can, It is a pencil drawing on white paper. It is not gray...don't be deceived.

He is a big drawing called ...

"I'll hold your hand while you die so that you don't get scared"

there were two of them that were like a pair but it's counter part has been sold to lady in Leeds somewhere.

It has a lovely big frame made by the nice man in the frame shop on Brick Lane.

It is costing £350 or nearest offer.

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