I will be giving away this (8cm x 16cm) mounted drawing in my next newsletter which will be sent on the 4th March.
The winner will be picked randomly from all those who put in a request for him. A drawing will be on offer for each newsletter from now on so if you would like one and are not signed up then mail me your email and I will pop you in.
Thank you
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In this video I am going to talk about my painting of Little Venice in Maida Vale, London. Recently, I was very pleased to discover that it has been chosen to be exhibited at The Royal Institute of Oil Painters annual exhibition at The Mall Galleries in London.  Exhibition opens: Wednesday 29 November, 10amRead more…
Sign up to my newsletter to enter a free draw to win my signed, original painting of A corner shop in Corfe Village, Dorset worth £160, This painting is 26cm x 18cm, signed & mounted on acid-free card. Newsletter sent 30th November 2023 I look forward to your sign up in the box on thisRead more…
I have a shelf at home that is full of my old sketchbooks that occasionally I flick through to recall and relive my past. It occurred to me that my sketchbooks are the nearest thing I have to a diary, which is very useful as I am liable to forget the past. However, when IRead more…
7 comments:
Just squeaked in before the deadline I hope Liam. Do i still make the draw?
Best wishes,
Andrew
Hi Andrew,
Yes you still make the draw, Il pop you in now.
Liam
I would love that picture framed on my lounge wall, then I will sell it when your work is famous and make some hard cruel cash so I can buy me as much **** ***** and **** **** as I can handle in my twisted, twighlight lavender years !
Hi Ric,
I had to edit some parts of your comment 🙂 I am not a fan of censorship though for you I had to make a small exception dear friend.
Liam
Outstanding work Liam. Really enjoy your humor & artistry. Please add me to your email list. Thank you.
Dave
hi liam , its been years how are you , kelv showed me your work and I love it all
Karen x
I definitely want one of your drawings, Mr O’Farrell 🙂