Paper.
Often I feel like messing about without the pressure of working on a large canvas. So I do quicker pieces on paper. I have these hung around my studio for reference and inspiration. They are good for testing colour combinations and composition ideas. Basically they’re my sketchbook, although they’re no longer in book form. They don’t always workout. Here is a collection of the ones that did.
Spray paint on A2 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A1 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A1 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A2 300gsm paper.
Spray paint on A1 300 gsm paper.
Apples and Oranges. Spray paint on A1 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A2 300 gsm paper.
Orchard.Spray paint on A1 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A2 300 gsm paper.
Rust Belt. Spray paint on A1 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A2 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A2 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A3 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A2 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A2 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A2 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on parchment.
Spray paint on A4 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A4 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A4 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A4 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A2 300 gsm paper.
Spray paint on A3 300 gsm paper.