J.Hunnicut Portrait

I had the first sitting with John today, it lasted about an hour and it's coming along well. After taking some initial photographs and measurements, for later reference - I blocked up the armature and started sketching out the basic features. Looking forward to the next sitting, I think ill get this fired and mounted when it's finished.

3 YEAR EXHIBITION OPENING NIGHT

28 / 02 / 13
Grace & Clarke Fyfe Gallery

With the opening show set to start at 6pm sharp, the participating artists were busy adding the  finishing touches to their installations and refreshments for guests on Thursday. As soon as the doors opened a steady stream of onlookers filled the gallery space and by 6.30 it was almost at full capacity! Thanks for such a great turnout and to all artists who were involved putting on this exhibition.

Exhibition Instillation 25/27 Feb

UPCOMING GLASGOW EXHIBITION ALL WELCOME!

Part I
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Grace & Clarke Fyfe Gallery
Bourdon Building
Glasgow School of Art

OPENING: 28/02/13 6-8PM

RUNS: Friday 01/03 - Thursday 07/03
Weekdays Only 10-5PM

Part II
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Baraas Art & Design Centre (BAAD)
54 Calton Entry
(Baraas Market)

OPENING: 07/03/13 6-8PM

RUNS: (tbc)

INCLUDING ARTISTS:
www.regmacdonald.co.uk
www.caitlinalexandrarobinson.tumblr.com
http://jennymuirhead.tumblr.com/
www.richardkrantz.org
http://timdalzell.tumblr.com/
http://sulainisrael.blogspot.co.uk/
http://eeriewig.tumblr.com/
http://yenrae.blogspot.co.uk/

RSVP ON FACEBOOK HERE 

Sculptor Visit

On Friday I visited professional artist Walter awlson at his Alloa home studio. A kind and gracious host, i felt privileged to talk to a man who has dedicated his life to his art and turned it into a successful career.
Incredibly inspiring!

Check out his website HERE

Patina

Experimenting with a hand painted patina on some plaster torsos, really pleased with the weathered bronze look. Going to get these put on bases and up for sale soon!

Analog Photography - 35mm Film

Helensburgh Resevoir, shot on black and white 35mm film with a Yashica 35 Electro camera. One of my faveourite photographs, it has not been altered or photoshopped in any way, scanned in from the original negative film.