Easter 2019
Spent the Easter weekend in a cabin in Big Sur. Congrats to Tommy & Michael for the best cabin guest book entries.
Cuba Art Trip 2019
Made a short film about my recent trip to Cuba. It was shot on my phone and edited together in 3 days. The music was recorded on the streets of Havana.
The film can be seen HERE
Life drawing Feb 9th
First time life drawing this year, drawing the model without looking at the paper to stay looser. Interesting transitions from 1 minute to 10 minute poses.
Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge
My animated tribute to FFR. And all coffee lovers. Runge was the first person to analyze and identify caffeine.
Konstantin Stanislavski
My homage to the man who transformed the acting landscape forever. Stanislavski challenged and questioned many principles through his writings, culminating in the the birth of method acting.
Tree Of Life.
Over the holidays I completed my interpretation of a Mayan Tree of Life. The path of the sun rotates anti clockwise between the home of the living and the dead, setting at 7pm and rising at 5am. I placed a mirror in the centre for personal reflection. This piece completes my set of North and South American motifs I've created around my house.
Napa Valley 2018
Took Mum on the Napa Valley wine train for Xmas. Wine, carrot cake and an Agatha Christie novel. I shall be putting my Xmas crackers in this Vintage Italian Wine Press I painted for the remainder of the festive period. Merry Xmas to you all!
Doc's Lab- Monterey
A curious weekend. The soporific air quality in SF drove me to Monterey. I chanced upon a tour of Ed Rickett's Lab (via Mike Dutton Tours) - wonderful stuff!!!! Inhaled as much Steinbeck as possible. Sign up here if you swing by Monterey. These are for you Doc!
Alexander Borodin.
My animated tribute to Alexander Borodin- Principally a Russian chemist but also composer of many operas including Prince Igor.
New Mexico November 2018
A painting trip to New Mexico with Mike Dutton and Matt Jones. America is one beautiful chunk of land & I'm so humbled by it. It's going through one hell of a tough time, but looking at mountains reassured me it's just a momentary blip. Go vote tomorrow my American friends!
Oskar Schlemmer
Dancing Robot! My homage to Oskar Schlemmer- the German Bauhaus designer who explored the integration of humans and machines.
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