Friday, 18 February 2011

The Twins















The Twins see the beginning and end of time simultaneously, forever aware that they cannot alter the chain of events that unfold before their ever watchful eyes.

This print is an open ended edition and I will produce a few different colour runs of it in the near future.

As always I appreciate peoples comments.

Thanks for tuning in.

ROST

On the small island of Guernsey lives the record collecting mud wrestling head of the Readerswives Collective, his name is ROST. I have known him for many years and under the many different names he goes by, he has always fought tooth and nail to create an art scene on the island, and welcomes in anyone who would like to contribute. Think of him as Guernseys very own Fagin of the art world.
Anyway, i'm being side tracked. ROST has a new blog for your viewing pleasure, I won't attempt to describe his work, so you will have to see it for yourselves.
Here is a taster below, and here is the link.


Enjoy!


Friday, 11 February 2011

Do you hear strange noises in the middle of the night?














I am gradually amassing a fine collection of art work, and a few days ago received a new piece by Mexican artist German Orozco. Sold in an edition of 100 and signed by the artist the print was produced for 1988 galleries 3G art show (Gremlins, Goonies and Ghostbusters).
The detail and brushwork are amazing, right down to the name badges which have been meticulously painted and the Giclee print is very well produced.

If you would like to see more of his work visit: germanorozco.com

Wednesday, 2 February 2011

Slimer




























Without a doubt Ghostbusters is one of the greatest comedies, if not films of all time and to show my appreciation I will be working on a series of GB screen prints. So i've decided to start with Slimer and am currently working on Sandman from Dream Me a Dream. If you have any other suggestions I would love to hear them. Just leave a comment below.
The print is a three colour hand pulled screen print on 150 gsm acid-free Norfolk cartridge paper and is limited to an edition of 100. They are available in my shop, so get em while they're hot!
All editions are signed and numbered and the print is A3 with an image size of 16x19cm.
As always, thanks for dropping by!

The making of Gatchaman


























As promised, here are production photos of the Gatchaman print. If you would like to see more please visit my Flickr page. I have been busy working on other screen prints and will upload them in a few days, thanks for watching!

Sunday, 16 January 2011

Gatchaman/Battle of the planets print now available!


Ladies and gentlemen, I am proud to announce the first of five Gatchaman screen prints that I have been working on. The print is in an edition of 100, each individually signed and also featuring 10 very rare chaser prints, which I will randomly insert into the orders. The chaser prints are classed as Phoenix Editions and there will be ten per character in the series.

Here's what to look out for if you're lucky enough to find one in with your order!




















If you like what you see then the print can be purchased here,
or by clicking the shop link in the links tab.

Production photos to follow shortly!

Tuesday, 4 January 2011

Weapons of cats




























































































On a far off planet two warring factions fight for supremacy. Little do they know that General Calcium plans to destroy the holy scratching post and enslave the entire planet. If this event were to take place then cat city would crumble and all would be lost...

The Thyrilian Rocket Baron sculpt started life as a £1 charity shop porcelain cat. For those of you who prefer him before the modifications I apologise. For those of you who detest sculpted porcelain animals. Welcome. 
Weapons of cats started as a joke between me and a friend, so to take the joke further I created this for him as an xmas present. The shoulder canon is a pen lid, with half a guitar pick for the fin and the bullets are rice. Everything else I sculpted out of milliput.

So the next time you see a porcelain ornament, resist the urge to nudge it off the shelf and think of the possibilities of what it could be.

Have a great new year. 

T