Fifties Theme

My fifties themed painting is so much fun to do and I love the story that is unfolding with each little section. 

I think this young girl has an admirer!

Walking Day

I am digging out some old work to finish off and I had forgotten about this one.  'Walking Day' just needs a few people finishing off and the trees, so maybe this one will finally get added to the For Sale list.

Two original paintings will be winging their way to Italy today, which is a great boost to say I have sold internationally....wow, I would never have thought it a year ago!

Teddy Boys

The Nuggleton Teddy Boys are in town and having a pint at The Barge Inn.  Those factory girls making their way down Viaduct Road towards town will be blushing as they pass these handsome chappies.

Other news: 
Two original paintings have been sold to a lady in Italy, so Nuggleton is going International now.  'Estuary' is going to be displayed for sale at The Acorn Gallery from the 15th November.  Christmas cards are now on sale at www.nuggletonart.co.uk and as usual, these are a one off design for 2013 for those of you collecting them.

Rocky Shore

In between doing Nuggleton paintings, I am trying my hand at more acrylic work.  I am quite happy with the end result of this one and I used a FrameBuilder app on my mini ipad for the frame effect.

Right, back to the fifties painting.  I am putting a red telephone box in today, a must for a picture from that era.

YouTube Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVMM7yrzOU0

Turn up the music and watch a short video of some of my early work and a few new pieces, nice and relaxing and a trip down memory lane :)

Estuary

I am working on a painting that is a mixture of Yorkshire and Nuggleton, haha.  It is beginning to build up now and I am really enjoying it.

I visited the framers today to drop off the Canine Chaos prints and I have chosen a burnished copper frame for Estuary with a slip frame instead of a mount, as I want this to have extra special bling when it is finally finished.  The Acorn Gallery in Pocklington are going to take this painting, which is only right, as it belongs in Yorkshire.