Life Sans Paint

We have finally hauled ourselves back into the studio, reared our ugly head and painted some more things.

This is what we do best, achieved at its very worst.



Themes: Money, Football, Family, Home and Arse holes. The things we are most familiar with.

Don't look back (View from the Anus), 2010

Acrylic, oilstick, felt tip pen, spray paint, waterclour and tea on canvas

Mum, 2010

Acrylic and collage on wood.

Home sweet dickheads, 2010
Felt pen on cardboard.

Yaya Tray, 2010

Acrylic, oilstick and spray paint on baking tray

Man & Wife, 2010

Acrylic, oilstick, spray paint and felt tip pen on home made canvas.

Saatchi

Hello, we would like to let you all know that we have joined the newly revamped Saatchi online website, our profile is here: http://saatchionline.com/profiles/index/id/94674.

Check it out, feel better, then feel much, much worse.

With love

G & J

Social art (booze-pigs).

To burn off excess steam from all these years of strenous existence, we decided to take our practise to the streets:

1. Empty numerous crayons/pens/pencils into a plastic bag.
2. Buy a 'DoodlePad' for a commendable price at your nearest ASDA.
3. Go to the pub.
4. Exorcise your demons.

Cue productivity.

The Big Draw

Last Friday we took part in 'the big draw', an event at the Crocus Gallery in Nottingham.

Our contribution focused on the famous story of the Trojan Horse.

Results

Results, 2010
Housepaint, acrylic and wax on board
122cm x 90cm

Self Portrait

Self-Portrait, 2010

Acrylic and oilstick on wood

41.5cm X 30.5cm

Caramel Ointment

Caramel Ointment, 2010

Acrylic and oilstick on wood

41.5cm X 30.5cm

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Magnesium, 2010

Acrylic, poster paint and oilstick on canvas

61cm X 46cm

The Four Humours

The Four humours, 2010

Acrylic and oilstick on canvas

46Cm X 61cm

The idea of the four humours adapted from history and made saltier.

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