The cover for the forthcoming CD by the fabulous Merche Corisco, ‘La Musa Difusa’
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And here’s the finished cover
CD cover La Musa Difusa
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Zanzibar Chill T-shirts
Screen 1 taped and ready for printing
the printed backs, straight off the screen and drying in the sun…
…and then the fronts
The shirts are ready to be delivered to Zanzibar Chill
TEN
I am delighted to have been invited to submit works for
this group show which celebrates
10 years of The Arts Project in London.
12th July-12th September 2013 9am-5pm
Preview 11 July 2013
Conference Centre St Pancras Hospital
Click here for the TEN facebook page
Zanzibar Chill Logo
Cockerels for Kelly
Another outing for my strutting friends, in another beautiful Vejer town house…lucky chaps.
Screen printed t-shirts
Here are my latest screen printed t-shirts, using three of my designs…all printed by hand at home…
If you’d like one for yourself just give me a t-shirt and I’ll print it for you!
This is the screen for the cockerel design…..
…the cockerel t-shirts
the El Palmar t-shirts….
and the feather t-shirts.
Requiem
This collage is made from objects found on the beach where I live along with scraps of paper, leather and ribbon.
It is on show (and for sale) at La Casa del Arco until September 10th 2013
La Casa del Arco
Rosas Amarillas para Adrián
…or ‘Yellow Roses for Adrián’
This painting was commissioned as a gift for the flamenco dancer Adrián Brenes (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Adri%C3%A1n-Brenes/505485442831689?fref=ts)
It’s a pen and watercolour piece with collaged elements (also pen and watercolour on paper) which overlap the mount.
When I saw Adrián dance, as well as being struck by the passion and power of his performance, I was fascinated by his footwear (he’s a very dapper chap). So I chose the boots to represent Adrián, the yellow roses signify friendship, they are set on a window sill which is draped by curtains, suggesting a stage and you can see Adrián’s home town of Conil de la Frontera in the background. The text ‘tiriti tran tran tran….’ is a flamenco refrain.
Another bombona
For this version of the ‘design classic’ gas bottle (bombona in Spanish) I put a wash of acrylic paint over the charcoal drawing and then applied a crackle glaze and stains.
