Music in her eyes and a butterfly in her hair…

‘Butterfly in her hair’ on the streets of Brixton…

‘Music in her eyes’

Butterfly in her hair

This one didn’t even make it as far as the streets but at least we know she went to a good home.

 

Butterfly in her hair.

Music in her eyes.

Butterfly in her hair.

With Spring in the air we thought it best to take advantage of the good weather and hit the streets with a few small pieces we thought we’d put up around Brixton. It’s nice to have a reminder that we do occasionally get to see some sunshine.

For this drop we went with a few pieces of cardboard which we’d decorated with one of a couple of pretty ladies that we have been working on for some other pieces. They’ve been made using the magic of screen printing and spray paint and are signed on the back. Unless they’ve already gone they should be relatively easy to find if you’re in the neighbourhood…

Cheers

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Please ignore my flaws

Please ignore my flaws

We all have flaws. You’re a liar if you say otherwise. Some flaws are more obvious than others but they are there if only you care to look for them. That said, nobody’s perfect so sometimes it pays to be content to ignore their shortcomings. This particular lady has asked you (politely) to please ignore her flaws so you’d better hope her loveable eccentricities make up for it. Or as Marilyn Monroe succintly put it ‘if you can’t handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don’t deserve me at my best’…

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She’s a generous A2 in size and is made using the magic of acrylic paint and ink. Signed on reverse.

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Chocko the useless clown

Chocko the useless clown

I’ve said before that i don’t like clowns. It’s difficult for me to say why I’ve drawn a few of them. Maybe i’m trying to face my demons. This one seems cheerier than most but don’t be fooled…

He’s a generous A2 in size and is made using the magic of acrylic paint, chalk, watercolour, and paint pen. Signed on reverse.

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