We were exploring the word BRIDGE as a connective, something that joins things together
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Artwork Archive: Pangea
To create a body of work, we used the word "global" as our theme, and that took me back to my school days studying geology
Artwork Archive: Abstract Inspired By Music
‘The music was asking my hand to dance’
Artwork Archive: Stanley Cohen House
Artwork Archive: The Northern Slice
‘It’s The performing pundit’s Showstopper on GBBO, in my imagination’
Artwork Archive: Poppy Fields
The 1914-18 world war holds a place in my mind that is both comforting and disturbing
Artwork Archive: Paris
My obsession with maps is never-ending
Artwork Archive: Psychedelic Brain
In August 2013, I arrived at Headway East London after suffering a stroke. This is the first painting I did in the studio and it was the start the start of a journey in which I used art to "deal with" my brain injury, to explore and self-analyse aspects of my newly acquired disability. I … Continue reading Artwork Archive: Psychedelic Brain
Artwork Archive: 26 Seconds To Go
The Jonny Wilkinson 'moment' was the last act of a very fast piece of drama
Drabble: Flight 370
They broke the news to the families by sms, which was heartless
Artwork Archive: Earthslice
It was meant to be suggestive of the geological diagrams we'd sketch in our school exercise books
Artwork Archive: Razz Girls
The three women have fallen into a sort of driving rugby maul
Artwork Archive: Sharing in Deep Space
It is a dark world occupied by words and icons
Artwork Archive: The Moon
I thought Tony would enjoy the idea of an astronaut discovering a dog on the Moon having a crap
Artwork Archive: Stephen Fry’s Ever Expanding Brain
'His head seemed to be growing taller and taller'
Artwork Archive: Can Isaac, Catalonia
'...Where a dog barking is a main event'
Artwork Archive… Caesar: my part in his downfall
'We were about three metres apart. Between us was Caesar's dead body'
Artwork Archive: Portrait of the artist
Creating a portrait of an artist friend demands a determination to be true to both your subject and to yourself, says Billy Mann.