Hi all, In April 2016, I took on a large commission for a public house with an unusual contract agreement not often taken by artists. A paid by the hour contract, paid on a monthly basis. All materials were supplied by the client for this commission. All ideas were agreed and this commission was a s...

it's a term used in the UK. not sure about the USA.

I think these are amazing, you have obviously mastered drawing the human form. Very expressive pieces. Just curious, why the decision to use a 9v battery in the 3rd image? ~moe my interpretation of the 3rd piece is of a frequent user of the drug psychedellic drug acid also known as lsd. for example...

good work, keep going. next thing to do is the give the sea some movement.

this is completely out of my comfort zone in terms of subject matter. this is a project i did at college based on the word disguise. i based it around the siren/mermaid. Initially i didn't like the idea my tutor had pushed me into, i wanted it to be traditional like John WIlliam but he wanted it mor...

that's pretty good. you got the chin and cheekbones spot on for Hugh laurie

the 1st one reminds me of the horror film 'the unborn'. i would experiment these ideas using darker colours, they would certainly express the emotions you're trying to portray here.

oohhh i might give this a go, but not sure if it's just for US citizens only due to the prize being dollars.

go for it, you get some interesting results if you play around with different modes. problem i have with photography is i'm never in the right place at the right time when i have a camera and when i don't have my camera with me i always see something i want to take a picture of.

amazing, i love the flow of the water, best aspect of the painting.

oh sweet, just looked, i like the horse head one. is it hard to do? i've always wanted to try my hand at it. i want to do some on skateboards.

just had a look at your work. i like it, it's unusual...like picasso. would be interesting if you ventured into conjoining their faces together and have separate bodies. search for Queen - the miracle album cover on google images, you'll be pleasantly surprised.

found a memory stick, which i thought i lost(i found it under my bed, tut). it had some old photography work from two years ago. i very rarely do photography, mostly because i can be crap at it like when i take pictures of my work, they just don't seem to catch the true picture of the painting and c...

interesting work. i keep wondering to myself when looking at these, how would they look if all of it was done using the burning technique.

Singular wrote:Agreed. Love it. Would make a great stained glass window.

agree, this should definitely be experimented with in glass art.

only in the bar.

reminds me of some kind of Hitchcock movie. the master of anxiety

excellent piece of work.

well i guess you could put Andy Warhol in that category as his work was mass produced by hired artists, although, Warhol has skill in screen printing and he can draw and paint very well anyway, despite not liking his work. i'll always give Warhol kudos for what he does, he produces the original then...

i've been to his Gallery and Bar in Switzerland. Amazing, totally overwhelmed by all the work there. the bar is like sitting in a movie set for Aliens, creepy but awesome.