Another New Painting! And it's got yellow on it!

Another painting finished this week! 30cm x 60cm x 3.5cm hand varnished plywood panel. Featuring loved up Amish farmers, gay pirates, Party Crashers, Loud-Mouths, the usual diamonds, crosses, cubes, hearts etc. and almost 500 (!) crystals, each one lovingly stuck down by my own hand. Posca Pens, metallic spraypaint and crystals. No title as yet. Suggestions welcome. I've also Re-posted the last painting, only now with all the crystals stuck down. Thats a couple posts below this if you want to look.

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Late Nights At Mesh's Secret Base

Lots and lots of late nights recently, all spent working hard on my paintings from the comfort of my secret base, located in the heart of an inactive volcano... in Kentish Town.

Word!

New Painting!

Finished!
Im really really happy with this one. Hearts, stars, crosses, triangles, chequered squares, cubes, skulls, diamonds, roses, bears, crystals, skeleton pin-ups, pirates, gurus, cupcakes, rockers, turban wearing mystics, tapes - you know: the usual. Posca pen, spraypaint, metallic spraypaint, paper collage, crystals and felt all on a lovely hand varnished , 50cmX60cm plywood box frame. Lots of hard work in this one bringing together a few recent concepts. Been working night and day on it for the last 9 or so days. There will be lots more of these appearing in the coming weeks as I am currently in talks with a london gallery about exhibiting and selling stuff so I am producing as much artwork as possible for them. Should be able to bring you more news on that soon when it's all official - contracts signed etc. Click on any of the images below for a larger view. 
I reckon if I keep knocking out images this purdy they may have to rename one of the teenage mutant hero turtles after me. :-) 

Painting (mini)

As promised, heres the first painting of about 20 to do! A nice little one to start:

150x150mm (35mm deep) Posca and acrylic on wooden block frame

>Im hoping to get around ten small pieces similar to this and five larger pieces finished by February's end - all for a possible exhibition. More details when I can let you know. Sorry about the picture quality - thats my crap digital camera.

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