Pup the Folk: Collaborative art in the name of partial exposures.

ORIGINALLY A PANIC MAP FROM THE SKETCHBOOK FROM AMERICA

Christmas Eve. The Pope has been on the radio with a Thought For The Day.  Sadly it wasn't the thought that must be somewhere in his mind; namely, how can I possibly carry on in this ridiculous job, knowing what I know, knowing what I've done. So, more rubbish from another ludicrously powerful figure who should be in jail or at least in hiding...


 On a lighter note, here's a sketchbook doodle brought to life as a proper sketch for a collaborative art piece... It's cold outside and pretty nippy inside; I've still got my overcoat on and I can't be arsed to do my books. Again.


I'm thinking along the lines of a flat picture with advent calender-type doors opening (not really, it'll be flat) onto different planes of text and pictures. A little labyrinthe of hidden/revealed pleasures. Do we want to know where that track leads? What's behind that door? I don't know... comments please.


That was my thought for the day. Oh, and thank god for Wiki Leaks.

Prints on canvas: The amazing 2cv

These are images of the 1949 model of the Citroen 2cv, one  of the most iconic cars ever produced.


I was commissioned to paint a 'pop art' image of the car, but the size of the picture – 75cms square – made it too small to paint properly; so I drew it up and turned it into a print on canvas.


It really works well at this size and can be produced in various colourways (six shown as examples above). They come mounted on 40mm deep stretchers, signed by the artist.


Only available in editions of 50 and in any size, as long as it's square!

Price on application. Email Johnny Bull: jb@plumpstate.com