Apr 20, 2016
Pitch Black and Blue. Hand cut vinyl drawing and preliminary sketches made for an exhibition at The Factory Road Gallery in response to slam poet Buddy Wakefield’s poetry.
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Pitch Black and Blue. Hand cut vinyl drawing and preliminary sketches made for an exhibition at The Factory Road Gallery in response to slam poet Buddy Wakefield’s poetry.
Bluebell Wood - Macmillan Cancer Care, The Quiet Room, George Eliot Hospital.
The other side of town. Handcut vinyl drawing.
Transit Art 2 - in the making of..........
Between 1880s and 1920 the site for the current bus station was bought by the proprietor of the Newdigate Arms, T.J Lilley. He put a running track, a football and Rugby pitch on it. These images are inspired by that history. During this time the first boy to be capped to play Rugby for England against Wales, was Francis Mingar from Nuneaton.