Tag: art
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NFT for mental health
Scrolling through Twitter last night, it was moving to read so many personal accounts relating to mental health, the conversation triggered by Roman Kemp’s BBC iPlayer documentary looking at the rise in male suicide. In the past, I’ve used my artwork to work through difficult moments in my life. I was fortunate enough to get…
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Portrait of two sisters (2020)
This is my #NHSheroes commission. I put out an invitation to local #NHS workers, and received a requests from a couple (both doctors) to complete a portrait of their daughters. Charcoal, conte, and gold leaf on paper
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Self portrait in lockdown (2020)
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Spotlight – Lockdown Madonna (2020)
During the Covid-19 lockdown in 2020, frontline staff were still required to go to work to keep the country running, and risking their own safety. This portrait is of an NHS frontline worker, who was working directly with Covid-19 patients.
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Portrait of DB (2020)
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An evening drawing my mother
I’ve made a start on a new portrait on self identity. This one is a charcoal portrait of my mother, to go alongside the portrait of my father.
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Pop-up exhibition
A group of Chichester-based artists took over a derelict building in the city center to display their artwork, days before it was due to be redeveloped. 26 artists, many of whom are students and graduates from the University of Chichester, displayed a variety of contemporary pieces ranging from paintings and drawings to sculptures and installations.…
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Drawing feet
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Digital Painting Art Class
Pallant House Gallery, Chichester 27th April – 11th May I’ll be running a couple of digital painting art classes at Pallant House Gallery in Chichester this spring. For more information and to book your place, visit their website: https://pallant.org.uk/whats-on/saturday-art-classdigital-painting/
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Portrait of the artist’s father (2019)
This portrait was created over a period of 5 weeks using charcoals and pastel pencils.
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Portrait study from life
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Charcoal portrait, work in progress
Working on a portrait of my father. Charcoal and pastel on paper
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