photography

  • Hey, Manga Camera!

    Hey, Manga Camera!

    If you have an iPhone, why don’t you try this fun app? Your photos will merge into the comic world! 漫画カメラ(Manga-Camera) ↓ http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/manga-camera/id557883632?mt=8

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  • Selecting artworks for Gallery 80, Tokyo

    Selecting artworks for Gallery 80, Tokyo

    I’m getting everything together just now for the show in Omotesando Hills, Gallery 80 ( 12-18th November). There is going to be a series of 24 small paintings and several drawings, rubbings and printmaking, and will be my first show to feature photography with a series of ten works plus larger scale pieces, plus I’m

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  • Roaming out north of Glasgow by bike, car and walk

    Roaming out north of Glasgow by bike, car and walk

    Am I on a wild sheep chase again? The roaming adventures drawing, marks and rubbings, hill-walk and the sheep bridge reminded me of Murakami’s early novel ‘A Wild Sheep Chase’.

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  • City Journeys

    City Journeys

    I always enjoy walking , looking out for visual urban experience and contrasts, and these are some shots from recent short walks. This derelict slightly monstrous old UK shopping building is quite interesting, with its quirky and ironic old signage ‘Talisman’, ‘Costcutter’, ‘Jade House’… lots of good textures to re-look at too.

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  • Movement North West through Skye and the Outer Hebrides
  • Climbing Goat Fell and into the Western hills of Arran

    Climbing Goat Fell and into the Western hills of Arran

    roast chicken and arran brie still sea signpost east route supply structures winding ascent moving quickly fresh burn water not a soul or bird in sight through the rockline getting tired need food goat fell summit sudden wind and jagged torn rock vista food stop lying low following companions wild goat and animal howls no

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  • More images recollected from Arran trip

    More images recollected from Arran trip

    Found this Calmac staff member supervising the ferry traffic as we drove aboard at Brodick… I stupidly thought these sheep were actually grazing on the Corrie harbour pier, however we realised they were for tying up boats after the nearby seal drying itself on the rock turned out to be another humorously crafted fake by

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  • Curves and lines on crumbling concrete and rusting metal

    Curves and lines on crumbling concrete and rusting metal

    I began the day with some cycling and walking, and after being silently passed by a long old fashioned canal boat skippered by a man or a collie ( couldn’t quite tell which) I got to a thinking at the spot for a working. Then into combining and using the various materials with the sketchy

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  • Sketches for outdoor installation/ sculpture

    Sketches for outdoor installation/ sculpture

    These were initial line drawing sketches and ideas for continuing this year’s series of ever expanding outdoor works, which seem to have a momentum of their own! I don’t always pre plan works this much, but here I was working through the sketchy vision gradually to try and come up with a visual starting point

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