... and it ends up looking like this ! Facts alert ! The paint I use is the Montana Gold range and this has been sprayed 'True Blue'. It has been lightly stuck down with pva onto art white foamcore board.
Lookin' good! If you haven't come across this yet, have at look at the Persephone books blog...they have an inspirational image/tale per day. Today's picture is a London & North Eastern Railways poster which might tickle yer fancy!
hi, im doing a project at uni and using ur work as inspiration, ur work is really amazing, do you draw ur design first lightly, or do u sometime make mistakes when doin the papercut.
I have lovely memories of a new years spent in Rye to get away from the bustle of London. Loved a shopfront I saw called 'Rye Cleaners'...a sweet little dry cleaners shop!
love this Rye image which perfectly describes our first visit here - we have now lived in Rye for 16 years this August but first visited just after my 30th Birthday - on the 1st August! Is this available to buy as a screenprint or original papercut and where could I get my hands on this beautiful piece of work? It would be the perfect present for my partners 50th Birthday! best wishes JB
Lookin' good!
ReplyDeleteIf you haven't come across this yet, have at look at the Persephone books blog...they have an inspirational image/tale per day. Today's picture is a London & North Eastern Railways poster which might tickle yer fancy!
http://thepersephonepost.blogspot.com/
sensational :D as can be expected.
ReplyDeleteLove you work buddy
beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteHey, I just wanted to say that I ADORE your work (though I can't imagine how many xacto blades you go through in a year!)
ReplyDeleteJust curious as to what paper you use - it hasn't seemed to have curled up with the spraying. Looks gorgeous!
ReplyDeletefANDAVIDOZY AGAIN....loving this work
ReplyDeletestunning!
ReplyDeleteFantastic poster — never thought of working on white paper and colouring it ... makes SUCH a lot of sense now though!
ReplyDeleteThank you for coming to my blog and leaving a comment about poor old Fonzie.
I was chuffed.
hi, im doing a project at uni and using ur work as inspiration, ur work is really amazing, do you draw ur design first lightly, or do u sometime make mistakes when doin the papercut.
ReplyDeleteJust want to say that I LOVE your work... This one is gorgeous. The people of Rye are very lucky!
ReplyDeleteI have lovely memories of a new years spent in Rye to get away from the bustle of London. Loved a shopfront I saw called 'Rye Cleaners'...a sweet little dry cleaners shop!
ReplyDeletelove this Rye image which perfectly describes our first visit here - we have now lived in Rye for 16 years this August but first visited just after my 30th Birthday - on the 1st August!
ReplyDeleteIs this available to buy as a screenprint or original papercut and where could I get my hands on this beautiful piece of work? It would be the perfect present for my partners 50th Birthday!
best wishes JB
Nice!
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ReplyDeleteI visited your exhibition at Dover St today, amazing, really amazing to see your original work in intricate detail.
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