a mixture of media
an exhibition of prints, drawings and Eco Smiths
This venue & exhibition is on the William Morris Design Line, a community-focused design route in Walthamstow, E17.
Somewhere in South London....an exhibition of drawings, prints and collages.
An exhibition of prints and drawings in a free book library
A collection of comics celebrating Eco Smith's 2nd anniversary
An exhibition of drawings of Idris Elba, other film and tv stars..and friends
An exhibition of ink drawings and prints celebrating a trip to Taiwan
A one-night only solo exhibition of Drawings, Paintings and Prints on paper and pub paraphernalia. This show is a sequel to 2013’s One Night Stand
Further exploration of 'The Shallows' exhibition concept, featuring ink drawings and prints inspired by films, tv....and passers-by!
An exhibition of ink drawings and prints inspired by films, tv ...and passers-by!
Local artists exhibit 007-inspired art in a lounge bar setting
A solo exhibition of film-inspired prints
A one-evening only solo exhibition of Drawings & Paintings on packaging and pub paraphernalia
One-person show in one of the capital's finest independent cinemas
One-person show in the popular central London cinema
Fourteen artists from the B.A and M.A at London Metropolitan University exhibited at this mixed-media show
Prints, paintings and sculpture by 12 London Metropolitan university students
Seven artists displayed pieces in Sayshun Jay's studio
The final year students' showcase
This exhibition of drawings featured the Japanese artist Takahiro Motegi's impressions of England and my impressions of Japan.
My practice is predominantly based in print and I produce woodcuts, linocuts and screen prints - or a combination of these media. I'm often inspired by films: for example the woodcut 'Maggie and Tony' depicts Maggie Cheung and Tony Leung in a scene from Wong Kar-Wai's 'In the mood for love' and the screen print 'Hero' is an impression of Zhang Ziyi from Zhang Yimou's 'Hero'.
I love the barbaric nature of wood and lino cuts and I'm greatly influenced by the Expressionist woodcuts of Frans Masereel and Erich Heckel and the work of Neo-expressionist Georg Baselitz.
My prints interact with text too - in 'Bronson on a Japanese ticket' a sketch of the eponymous film star is drawn over Japanese lettering.
I also produce ink drawings, which often react to existing printed text (as in 'John McEnroe') or Sudoku grids that I have screen printed (for example: 'Woman on train'). The expressive quality of my drawings counterbalance the bold graphics and flat colours of beermats too, in another series of interactions with existing printed matter.
