A deer made for a family friend – emeralds and gold.
Acrylic, 2017
Beams deer
A little exploration of lines
Pens, 2017
Nate California deer
A deer for a random acquaintance which was a lot of fun to do and also my first work for another continent:)
Watercolour, 2017
Space deer
Origami deer with crystal antlers floating in space. Painted for our art exchange with Rishi. Acrylic, 2017.
Postcard for Lovisa deer
A postcard for a friend in Sweden I made a while ago.
Watercolour, ink. 2015.
Aden deer
A huge (about 1,5m wide) deer in acrylic for friends’ new place.
Acrylic. 2016.
Panda deer
When someone asks you to draw them a deer in panda colour but you have no desire to make black and white art for now.
Pens and watercolour. 2016.
JBuck Deer
A consequence of someone approaching me late at night at an awards ceremony. Playing with new set of colour pens.
Watercolour and pens. 2016.
Forest skills deer
Playing with watercolour and ink, making paint flow, contributing to art walls.
Watercolour, ink. 2016.
Tiny Tree Deer
Tiny deer I dreamt of last summer and finished this summer.
Acrylic, 2016.
Turning Light Deer
A combination of my trip to a contemporary art museum in Brussels, an architecture degree show and a growing passion for electronics.
Dark Forest Deer
Looking forward
London Lapland deer
I had a canvas and I wanted to make acrylic look like it’s watercolour.
Fresnel deer
Frensnel lecture+Deep blue pigment from Morocco+A conversation with my brother about the colours.
2015
Exhibited at the Royal Institution for an evening in March, 2015.
GIAE XMAS14
Christmas card I made for my beloved lighting design consultancy (and my employers) GIA Equation.
Inspired by all the wonderful people working on urban lit environments and making them friendlier for small businesses, all citizens and the environment.
Happy Christmas!
IYL2015 Downing Street deer
Due to some randomness in the world my deer design adorns a really nice Christmas tree which is just outside 10 Downing street.
Not that I will ever see it but I am still chuffed.
All to celebrate International Year of Light. More info here.
Photography by John O’Brien. Made possible and manufactured with a lot of attention to detail by Peter Phillipson.
PP’s Muntjac deer
While Daily mail thinks that muntjac deer are threat to our wildlife, I was asked kindly to draw one based on an old memory of meeting one.
Originating from South-East China and Taiwan, they were introduced in the UK in the beginning of the 20th century and since then became one of the most populous deer found in England.
Hackney Downs Attic deer
My second tape deer made in Hackney.
Spatial installations must be in vogue.
Deer Antony
A mural which I have painted with much pleasure in a stairwell in London’s Bethnal Green area.
