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Showing posts with label commission. Show all posts
Music Suite @ Youth Club
St. Andrews Youth Club,
Westminster LND.
Adrian P. at St.Andrews Youth Club down in Westminster found me painting at the Freeze festival, and wanted something done for the youth clubs' music suite. It was a long and exhausting day but I enjoyed spending the day working for them, it's a really friendly and helpful bunch, Thank for the cuppa tea.
I painted on two canvases put together, and some small background details on the wall. I guess next step for me is to try and paint a bit smaller. Maybe I'll find a massive wall instead.
And a little background details on the walls.
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Smirk Canvas Commission
Commission from West Bank Gallery
Here some pics from the process, and building a 6ft x 6ft canvas. Next time I get something already made and ready to go. A neighbor of West Bank Gallery spotted the piece I did outside there, and fell in love with it. I hope they found a big wall to put it on.
X marks the spot.
Stretching canvas with staples, then with some drying paint strokes.
Some cans of 94s, and will stack up with enough caps next time too.
Saw some kind of animal wanting to come out of my painted strokes there, what kind of paint is this?!
A total studio cover up!
I had to clean and dust from top of the shelves, and to hoover the floor, mission!
Pretty close to the last one I did of it at the InsideOutViceVersa show.
Finally Done, Ferdig, Finale, Finito, Terminado!
Canvas is hanged and decorated with a splash of paint.
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Gil Scott-Brixton Mural
@Duke Of Edinburgh Pub,
Brixton, South London.
Brixton, South London.
Commission Mural with Zina, Masai and False
I
guess I can explain the blue"fetish", it's just easier and cheaper to
keep buying the same range of colours as I already have some left, than
getting hold of totally new set of tones. I will mix it up later on when
I can afford some. Anyways, please check out this pub in Brixton for
some closer look, it's going to be up for a while!
R.I.P Gil Scott Heron
Louis Masai Michel;
Cally Festival:11
@Caledonian Road, North London
Zina & Masai
Cally Festival 3rd July,
Live Painting with Louis Masai Michel @ Caledonian Road
Louis Masai Michel and his animal skills;
I guess we missed the party..
Louis also painted on the RSPCA wall, a picture of our boxer Lola.
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