Friday 16 December 2011

Liverpool's greatest Burlesque show- The Martini Lounge.


This Thursday at Zeligs, The Martini Lounge played host to a cabaret of International Burlesque performers. The show, compered by London's Fred Bear and starring Liverpool's own Millie Dollar, also consisted of comedy acts, audience participation and plenty, plenty of titillation. 

Check out the website for the next Martini Lounge date. 








Wednesday 14 December 2011

Liverpool's coolest Christmas Pop-up Shop.

81 Bold Street. Open now until 24th December. 10-8pm.


Percy Gulliver's is a unique exhibition founded by Horse Graphic Design Studio, celebrating the art of the screen printed gig poster. There is also clothing and other one off items for sale.


It is also the home to a hand full of my own artwork over Christmas. The Limited edition prints are framed and on sale (until the end of this year) for £200 each. 
The selection includes choice images from my past two collections. (The Love Collection & the new Desire collection or more simply 'The Eyes'. 


Click images to enlarge. All Acrylic on water colour paper and screen printed by my self. 

The Eyes..(4 of 10 limited edition screen prints of this still available.)
Detail of above image.

Butterflies- Brand new image finished the day of this post..(All 5 from this edition are still available, better image to come)

Voyeur. 25 Limited editions.

Detail of above.
The Beauty of the body. 25 Limited editions.

He Love's me. 25 Limited editions.





Playing host to both UK and international artists, Screenadelica at Percy Gulliver's sees a wide variety of styles promoting the bands the artists love, inspired by the music they hear. With digital download taking over the music scene, the desire to still own something physical makes the screen printed poster all the more important, driving artists to create pieces of art for each show which encapsulates the music in their eyes. This then means that rather than one artist representing the bands sound, they get a whole range of interpretations of their music through the screen printed gig poster.





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