Posts Tagged ‘rough trade east’

Rough Trade, completed

Monday, July 20th, 2009

Of one of my favourite streets in East London, a little alley really, called the Dray Walk, that turns into a street party every night on weekends. The record shop is amazing, in addition the little cafe in it has the best coffee on this side of Brick Lane. Not to mention the amazing boutiques and sumptuous pizza at Story Deli.

Meanwhile I continue posting my tea and coffee cup watercolours on Etsy. I know its totally different from what I paint in oil, but I just can’t get it out of my system yet (saying this while sipping a cup of Napuk brew from Mariage Freres, yum!).

Rough Trade East by you.30 x 30 cm (12×12 in), oil on panel ,  listed on Etsy

Rough Trade East – work in progress

Wednesday, July 15th, 2009

A work in progress today – of the pedestrian street by the Rough Trade East record shop. It’s a four times larger then my usual 6×6 painting, so it will take a few days to make. I will be posting more work in progress pics here as I get used to the larger format. My previous attempt to do 30×30 was the picture of the Michelangelo Slaves last week.

Rough Trade East - work in progress

30×30 cm (12×12 inches) 2009

The audience at the Papercuts gig at Rough Trade East last Friday

Thursday, April 16th, 2009

The audience at the Papercuts gig at Rough Trade East last Friday

oil on panel 15×15 cm

Please email me if you would like to own this piece (at $75 USD).

The Papercuts at the Rough Trade East, London

Tuesday, April 14th, 2009

Popped into the local Rough Trade store for some records to bump into a live concert there by the Papercuts.  The band is great! I just wish I got the drummer in the picture…

The Papercuts at the Rough Trade East, London

oil on panel 15×15 cm

Please email me if you would like to own this piece (at $75 USD).