Raw Art Christmas week two happened with the Let’s Dance oil painting. Because. Just because. Quite clearly, it’s November, early November. No one really wants to think about Christmas now (apart from me) – but if I don’t put this stuff up then it’ll be too late. Yes, really. As you may not be aware,…
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The sound of a painting
I have been drawing over artwork with a biro, on board. This is what it sounds like.
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Raw Art Christmas – Week 1
Yes it’s Raw Art Christmas week one, which actually started on a Thursday, because that’s when the Blakstar mugs came in. Anyway, it’s still RAW1 (wot I’m calling it) which is a relief as if it was week two then I’d be in trouble. The Blackstar mugs come from a commissioned acrylic painting I did…
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New art at Raw Art
Click if you’d like to read more about the Kim series. There will be more repetition and Kim artwork as I get this out of my system. Consider the website a space showing artwork like a gallery or show. It’s a room. A building. It’s maybe a tent in a field! (Maybe not a tent.)
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#livedraw Eurovision 2018
UPDATE: Thanks to everyone who donated. We raised £431 this year – that’s over three times as much as usual!
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Art Decade
This is an updated photo of a loyal Raw Art customer’s wall. He’s just put the Jimi Electric Ladyland canvas up. Seen in this picture, 11 Raw Art paintings on display (there are more I believe in his personal collection). It’s really good to see these paintings all in one place. I don’t have a…
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Basquiat at the Barbican
I didn’t go to the Basquiat exhibition at the Barbican. It was sold out on the last weekend. A few days after it closed, I found a Basquiat umbrella cover in the street. It was brand new. I took that Basquiat umbrella cover and now it’s got a pair of sunglasses in it. I…
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Zimbabwe Lemon Cream Biscuits
I painted five Zimbabwe Lemon Creams for a commission, December 2017, for a friend who was brought up with her brother in Zimbabwe. Robert Mugabe had just been overthrown, and it was thus: he was painted onto a biscuit and cast in resin.
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