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Sunday, 9 August 2009

Long Queues 4 Banksy Versus Bristol Museum.

The queue for Banksy Versus Bristol Museum is very long.
Here is a panoramic photograph taken from the opposite side of the street from the museum on Queens Road, 06/08/09. The exhibition continues until the end of August. I didn't visit the exhibition on the day I captured this image of the queue as it snakes up University Road. I went back the next day, 07/08/09 and queued for one and three quarter hours before it opened at 10 am. I was 14th in the queue, I met two lovely people, Andrew and Dave from Bristol. We talked about anything and everything to pass the time. I saw families who had brought their own fold-a-way chairs to sit on. Coach loads of people arrived. I wonder how pleased Banksy and Bristol must be about the success of the exhibition in terms of the body count?

I was impressed and delighted by the content and range of his work. I got some ace photos. There are some classics and some funny twists hidden around the museum and galleries. One of my favourites has to be the chicken nuggets. Happy queueing!
Both sides of exhibition flyer scanned with kind permission.

Tuesday, 25 March 2008

Sunday, 16 March 2008

Tom's self portrait.


Tom's self portrait in pencil.
I have enhanced these images.
The first one is transformed into an old photograph.
The second one has been distorted using the bubble effect and transformed into negative.

A self portrait by Hannah.


A self portrait by Hannah in pencil.
I have enhanced these images. The first one has been distorted using the bubble effect.
The second one has been transformed into negative and enhanced with a fine art cross hatching effect.

Friday, 7 March 2008

Paul's optical illusion.


Pencil drawing culled form Sketchbook #92.
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Monday, 31 December 2007

Leap Olympic eclipse 2008.



IMAGINE

Picture IT

LOOK forward

We both MATTER

2008

HAPPY NEW YEAR

Image created by Steve

Leap Year

Solar Eclipse Year

Olympic Year

Wednesday, 19 December 2007

Wednesday, 28 November 2007

Jack in the tub.

Jack gave me this card in Paris 06/07.
Have a look at his website, he's an amazing collage artist.

Tuesday, 27 November 2007

Random Stamp Collection.


A random stamp collection.
The places,
The artwork,
The people,
The journeys,
The numbers,
The stamps.

Wednesday, 14 November 2007

Ceri's Moon & Star Scape.

Wow by watercolour.
What an amazing expression!
Ceri's Moon in watercolour....with star scape. 2007
Scattered.

Friday, 26 October 2007

Wildfire in watercolour by Steve.

Our thoughts are with those who have had their lives blighted by fire, especially the people made homeless in the state of California at this time.

Sunday, 21 October 2007

Anatomical painting by Jo.

This watercolour painting was created by Jo. It is entitled, 'My body on a river.'
Click to enlarge the image.

Rainbow in watercolour by Ceri.

This watercolour painting was created by Ceri and was described in context with

Figurative painting by Colin.

This painting of a figurative man was painted by Colin, it is very spontaneous and entitled:-
'The 3 Legged Shadow.'

Saturday, 20 October 2007

Kiss my art by Nikola.

This vibrant palm print was created by Nikola, she also penned the title, 'Kiss my art.'


Nikola also created another print using the colour green (above). There was some laughter and a delay in creating the second print, when Nikola realised that she had painted the wrong hand, thereby taking some time out to clean up and start over.

These images are captured using black out fabric and the pin hole projection method. I used black material to cover the windows and all light entry points. The studio has a good sunlight aspect, it travels across the space/wall in a reasonable curve. I made a small hole in the fabric near to the window and waited for the sun to arrive.
The best type of conditions are clear but part cloudy, hazy with cloud formations that roll in a moderate wind. This enables the projection to be more interesting than it would be on a cloudless day. Transforming, progressing, steady journey. I was surprised to see some vivid colours in the clouds and the sun.

Spring 2007 Click HERE to view more images captured using my camera obscurer. Click HERE to view my work based upon the moon. Click HERE to view my work inspired by astronomical happenings.

Tom's emotive palm print.