This portrait can be viewed in more detail at ArtGallery.co.uk ‘But Vincent you said …’ This is one of a series of canvases depicting Pop Art ladies with retro telephones calling famous artists. Some are humorous; some make a statement concerning the environment or cultural and diverse subjects. Here a young lady enquires why, on this … Read more
This portrait can be viewed in more detail at Singulart.com This portrait of Frank Sinatra is created from approximately 2500 used postage stamps. The design shows the star with his iconic hat, suit and smile together with the ‘Stars and Stripes’ – which I created ‘my way’ – in stamps. Frank Sinatra was born on the … Read more
Angel with a Harp – Male Angel with a Harp – Female Angel with a Scroll- Angel inspired by Doom Window in Birmingham Cathedral
This portrait can be viewed in more detail at Singulart.com This very large picture (100cm x 120cm x 4cm)of a girl on a purple phone uses over 3000 British postage stamps-mainly Arnold Machin designs from 1971 and the old fashioned (pre- digital) ones on the purple phone. The stamps and ink bring depth and texture, making … Read more
This portrait can be viewed in more detail at Singulart.com I have long admired the work of the Dutch, 17th century, painter, Rembrandt. His use of darkly dramatic tone described as ‘chiaroscuro’ and his expressive style often captured his subject’s personality, bringing his own emotions into his self portraits. I have created my tribute from … Read more
Saint John Henry Newman will be formally proclaimed a Doctor of the Church on Saturday 1st November 2025 – All Saints’ Day. This picture is now in the possession of the The Oratory of Saint Philip Neri in Birmingham, England I have recently completed a portrait of St John Henry Newman (1801-1890) who will officially … Read more
This weekend a David Bowie exhibition opens at the V&A East Storehouse in Hackney Wick, East London. But…you do not need to go as far as London to admire this portrait of David Bowie which can be seen on Art Gallery if you would like to make an offer!
Terence Stamp was one of my first heroes usually playing masterful film roles. His dramatic style and moody looks led to my creating this portrait, which is one of my earlier stamp portraits. Born in 1939, he was one of the most recognizable faces of 1960s British cinema. During that decade, he became famous on … Read more
This Postage Stamp Collage can be viewed in more detail on Singulart.com The ‘humour’ of the artist comes to the fore in this image based on a Modigliani nude. The ‘hill’ which Jill is purported to have climbed with Jack can be seen through the background window, although where she has left him remains within the … Read more
This Postage Stamp Collage can be viewed in more detail on Singulart.com Following on from Lichtenstein’s tradition, I’ve used hard flat, vivid colour and hand painted Benday dots in creating this still life. Strong black outlines support simplified shapes in true Pop Art tradition. Humour is created in the profile and features of the fish smiling, … Read more