From the same Finn Crisp box as the one in the posting below:
Small Sketch of a Furtive Man, 2012, ink on card, 5.25" x 3.5" approx.
William T. Ayton is a British artist based in Tempe, Arizona & New York's Hudson Valley. His work deals with the human condition, social issues and myth. He creates drawings, paintings & augmented reality pieces, and has recently started to experiment with AI-generated art.
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Fragment of a Figure
Small fragment of card (from a Finn Crisp box) with a drawing of a figure, done with a Pilot drawing pen, mostly...
Fragment of a Figure, 2012, pencil & ink on card, 5" x 5" approx.
Fragment of a Figure, 2012, pencil & ink on card, 5" x 5" approx.
Sunday, December 09, 2012
Head from a new sketchbook
I broke open a brand new sketchbook tonight. This is the first page:
Head from a sketchbook, 2012, Pitt artist pen on paper, 7" x 7".
Friday, December 07, 2012
UDHR Article 5
I just had a new photo taken of this painting for a book cover to be published in Italy:
UDHR Article 5, 1991, acrylic on card. I'll put info & a link to the book as & when I have that. December 10th is Human Rights Day, by the way.
UDHR Article 5, 1991, acrylic on card. I'll put info & a link to the book as & when I have that. December 10th is Human Rights Day, by the way.
Monday, December 03, 2012
Wire In The Blood
Back in 2007, my "Oedipus" drawing was licensed by an ITV (British TV network) drama series, Wire In The Blood, to appear behind the main character (a psychology lecturer who helps the police solve crimes, as far as I can tell)...at the time I was unable to get to a very clear version of the show, so I couldn't see my drawing very well, in fact it was barely visible. Tonight, I just happened to stumble upon the show on Netflix, so I got a screen grab that is a little better, but you probably wouldn't realize it was my artwork without me telling you...here is the clearest shot I could get:
It's not very clear, but you can just about make it out (image copyright Coastal Productions, I think). Here is the actual drawing, from 1992:
Oedipus, 1992, brush & ink on paper, 25" x 20".
That's showbiz, I guess. Wire in the Blood starred Robson Green, who is apparently a much-loved British actor. The episode in question is "Anything You Can Do" from series 5 in 2007.
Labels:
art,
drawing,
mythology,
oedipus,
robson green,
wire in the blood
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