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Artistic Status:
Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts
Elected member of the Yorkshire Water-colour Society (1990 - 2005)
Trained at Barnsley College of Art
Leading snow scene artist in the 80's - limited edition prints and exhibitions of original work
Listed in . . .
'Who's Who' of the arts
Miller's Art Guide
International Biographical Dictionary
The Blue Book
Great Minds of the 21st. Century
Water Colour Style:
Landscapes, Seascapes & Architecture painted on a large canvas with a fresh, atmospheric fluid approach
Realism and Impressionism
Pen and Wash - Fine Art Drawing
Unique Techniques:
Creator of the Natural Style approach to drawing
Can paint with anything from a credit card to a toothbrush
Uses ordinary kitchen ingredients to stunning effect
Inventor of the "Egg & Snake" technique for Composition
Originals, limited prints and sketches sold world-wide:
Studio Location:
Famous Catchphrase:
World First Performance Art: "Visually Vivaldi" . . .
Painted 4 huge canvases of The four seasons and read the relative 'Sonnets' at the same time as Vivaldi's Four Seasons was being played by an Orchestra at the Knaresborough Arts Festival in front of an audience of 800
Classical Manoeuvres in Art - Working with a Classical Pianist, he interpreted the works of Debussy, Chopin and Holst in live artistic performance and linked to readings of his original poetry
Interpreted live, on canvas, the folk song 'Blow the Wind Southerly', whilst being performed by soloist and choir, at Huddersfield Town Hall, Yorkshire
Music Career:
See 'The Foggy Dew-O' page for full and memorable details of TV's famous '60's & '70's Folk Duo… including discography
Singer, songwriter, musician and performer
Recordings:
- DECCA Records - 4 Albums & 5 singles
- York Records - 2 Albums & 2 Singles
- Canon Records - 1 Album
- Look Records - 1 Album
- Stardust Cycles and Space - CD
- Chimes of Freedom - CD Single
Writer of the theme music and subject matter songs for 'Wicker's World', 'Tomorrow's People' & 'Making a Living'
The Queen's TV Documentary Award for "No Joke Living In Barnsley" (Music and Research) for Yorkshire Television
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