To celebrate the opening of the new Roy Lichtenstein exhibition i was invited to Edinburgh (in Scotland) to make pop art style portraits of the assembled guests at an enjoyable event of art lovers morganised by the" Friends of " peoples...
heres a record of the day-out drawing at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art ..
i was trying out a new technique of making on the spot sketch/collage with pre-prepared spray paint stenciled backgrounds in a colourful pop-tart style which worked well and the party guests seemed very happy with (-:
Clark Ken-esque brother of the "Oh boy" sister... |
i had a special request to do the gallery staff too |
now this is one is on the wall of the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art ... hmm.. thats nice (-: i didnt have to put it there myself this time.. lol.. office staff will see it everyday |
The Harp players |
does Iron-Bru give us red hair? |
HAPPY GRAFFITI in neon blue beneath a crescent moon dancing with playful Venus star |
he smiled all the way thru his portrait (-: |
i loved the futuristic art deco space rocket ship they built in the centre of town .. ready to launch in 3... 2.. 1. |
some spare background colours leftover i gave to the train's trolley dolly providing food and drinks on the 5hr journey back to King's X |
EVERYTHING WILL BEE ALRIGHT ... well, thats good news.. im glad to hear it.. neon sky |
the train bug is growing bigger in the green house rail station |
i think it was the most snazzy hotel ive ever stayed in i think. i made sure i had a wash in both bathrooms just in case ... lol |
pescatarian breakfast was nice too (-: |
the train went via a place called EYEMOUTH after where the railway line went directly along the coastline within spitting distance of the sea shore , so as the train traveled south along here we saw secret coves and quiet isolated beaches appear suddenly below as the landscape wiggled its way by the window . bright orangey red cliffs topped with heather hair and long grasses beside bright icy blue cold looking water... such a beautiful feast for the eyes (and senses as i was stood by an open window at the end of carriage to smell the fresh sea air.. ) |
delicious looking sunsets on the way home from it |