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This is a football shirt, in this case it;s Queens Park Rangers, a football club in West London. I’ve drawn it so that the colours are separated, the white parts of the shirt in front of the blue sections. 
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Drawings
| I use drawing as a very accessible, flexible and direct way of making artwork. In theory you can use a burnt stick or other basic item to create marks; I tend to use black oil pastels of various colours and sizes as they give me an immediate strong line, which is almost impossible to rub-out. So once I make a mark I’m committed to it. My work has often been described as urban and visually strong. I’ve been influenced by comic books, pop art, Van Gogh and urban signage. |
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Man-bag drawings
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It’s a bag I often use to carry a book and other essentials. Here I’ve partially cut-out the drawing on cardboard and left them standing out on the floor. 
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Man-bag drawings
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It’s a bag I often use to carry a book and other essentials. Here I’ve partially cut-out the drawing on cardboard and left them standing out on the floor.
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Man-bag drawings
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It’s a bag I often use to carry a book and other essentials. Here I’ve partially cut-out the drawing on cardboard and left them standing out on the floor.
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Banana skins on cardboard
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Here the banana skin drawings are glued onto cardboard. The irregular shape of the sheet of cardboard emphasises the three-dimensional aspects of the drawings. |
Banana skins on cardboard
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Here the banana skin drawings are glued onto cardboard. The irregular shape of the sheet of cardboard emphasises the three-dimensional aspects of the drawings. |