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Some recent art depicting Modern Game
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| Some recent art on my jeans |
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Above a silk screen print with mono printing on top Right, a weather vane I made at my last house |
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| A print of this painting of the Dan Clayton Trophy is given, framed, as a permanent momento to all winners of the Trophy. Dan Clayton presented it to the Bradford Club upon his retirement in 1911. The Trophy is 22 ozs of solid silver and is an extremely valuable antique. |
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| This image is the digital marriage of two acrylic paintings and illustrates the difference in size between Bantams compared to Large Moderns. Lots of digital enhancement and over-painting has been used |
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| Body Art | My daughter has tattooed our logo on my calf, 6" tall, it still has to be coloured in and of course it will be a pair of Birchens when complete |
Almost finished, December 02 I think i will have one more session to darken the thighs a bit more |
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I found this in my internet travels. Whoever it belongs to..well done. Let me know and I will put your name here |
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Well it's a form of art !!!! "Flash", each image has to be drawn and painted Then animated. |
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| New Painting Nov 02, 20" x 28.5". Acrylic on canvas |
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Set in my patio A Duckwing Mosaic from tiles and bits |
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The only chicken allowed to scratch in my garden A wire frame bonding plaster piece It never fooled our cat though ! |
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Left: A modern piece created entirely in Adobe Illustrator Right: My gold neclace |
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A few models |
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| An interesting antique judging stick once owned by Easom Smith. It has been restored, is gold plated and is owned by Jim Lockwood. Turn you head right and you can make out the Modern Game engraved on it. |
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The "Courage" tie and pin. Nearly a Modern but certainly game. The Courage Brewery closed in 1999 and is now brewed by John Smiths |
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<This tie or lapel pin is minuscule. It measures 19 mm high, only a fraction of the size it is on your screen > Our club badge 35 mm high |
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