SPEAK LESS BUT SAY MORE

Seems as though a lot of so called art these days has to have a paragraph to explain why it's any good..I've never been a fan of the sort of stuff that needs explaining..If you look at it and like it, that should be enough without having to read a paragraph to decide..So this paragraph is an attempt to explain why I'd rather paint and create stuff without having to explain what I was thinking or why I felt the need to do it. Speak less but say more... I could have waffled on about a bit more about it's context and meaning, the many techniques used to paint this, the years of character development it's taken to freestyle this on canvas, but there's other writing I need to include below so I'll just skip to that..

  Measuring 16x40 inches, this piece was painted across two 16x20 canvasses which can be displayed with or without a small gap in between..Created with spray paint and acrylics, this piece took several late nights to contemplate and complete, and was finally finished, photographed and made available from the store today.. 

Featuring that guy "the Maskedman" silencing a loud mouthed Maaadcan that's plugged into his skull king mask, and my little cat apprentice "Dog" who goes out every night to mark our territory.

As I mentioned above, this piece is now in the store HERE.. Say no more!! Thanks for reading.

MAAADCANS - spraycan sculptures

More of these original sculpted MaaadCans have recently been finished and set free in the store..There are four of them to be exact, and there are a couple of others for them to hang around with in there.. Prices of these cans vary depending on how long they take to make and paint, however they are still quite affordable as they usually range from £25 - £45 each..

Sold via my EBAY store with overseas shipping available via the Global Shipping Program, take a look to check out whats available at the moment HERE.. 

Rockin a Sponge Bob mask...new canvas..

 With a head full of ideas and styles sharp enough to kick out a lit candle, this painting of my masked character wearing a Sponge Bob mask with a crown, has recently been finished and made available in the store..

Painted with acrylics and spray paint, this was the free styled result of several late nights which has been signed and finished with a clear coat lacquer..

To take a closer look please head over to the STORE.