“Reminiscing through an incredible decade of entertainment…”
I've always thought in 3D, I guess my painting style is testament to that, but it's obvious to me far further back than that. My entire childhood spent playing (learning...) with Lego is where I attribute much of my foundation as an artist, and I still have a felt tip collage I won a prize for aged 5, which is multi layered. At school it was pottery and woodwork that I most revelled in, then at University studying aerospace engineering, again it was the practical side. And to be honest, right now, sculpture is where my mind spends most of its time. The challenges and the costs with sculpture are exponentially greater... but also the scope of possibilities and power of the result with a much greater physical presence, should I get it right. Everything I create sculpturally, I can see in my mind’s eye from the outset, I wait for that vivid 'Eureka moment' of realisation before embarking on anything, have to be totally clear what I'm working towards, then the 'only' challenge is to bring that vision to reality. Based on three-dimensional motion capture and using the rarest of assets for hyper realism and dynamic, and a new improved take on what is fundamentally a very traditional output – 3D capture and augmented-reality modelling translated into the age-old tradition of lost wax bronze casting. And where sculpture has led me to, in a relatively short space of time, is mind blowing. Creating sculpture just feels like a legacy that is so much more permanent than paint, created from near indestructible materials that will be around for much much longer than I will be, and celebrating subjects often so revered and indeed worshipped, often by those who are so close to them... is a difficult thing to get your head around, to be responsible for creating something of that magnitude. I may well have already created my most renowned work – indeed although I will never rest from furthering what I do, I think that's fairly likely actually. But then I never saw that career defining epiphany coming either, that led me to create Senna 'Eau Rouge'. Inadvertently at first, I appear to have carved my own niche and a renewed self-styled role to celebrate the history of F1, in life-size bronze. Each statue is around 12 months from concept to realisation, and is created in three limited edition scales: Life-size, 60% (F1 wind tunnel development scale) and 20%.
Lando Golden Tears
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Hand embellished, Limited Edition, Framed Canvas, depicting Lando as he stood emotional on top of his car, as he sealed his first world title Abu Dhabi 2025. His flouro race helmet I swapped out for the championship celebratory gold version that he wore the following day's tyre test. I live embellished editions of this artwork in McLaren Paddock Club's around the world in 2026.
$2,800.00
Lando – First Win Miami
Hand embellished, Limited Edition, Framed Canvas. An emotional pressure relieving first race win in Miami. I was live painting at the circuit with McLaren at this exact moment, the only other Brit in the room aside from team members, I was being congratulated like it was my brother or something... and immediately clear what I would be painting as soon as I got back to the studio.
$2,800.00
Lewis - now in red
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Hand embellished, Limited Edition, Framed Canvas. A tongue in cheek 'now in red' portrait, which I nervously unveiled at Silverstone that summer when Lewis had signed for Ferrari but still driving for Mercedes, and in the BRDC Clubhouse where I knew Lewis had a private party early race week. He was seen viewing it with a wry smile, which to me is perfect.
$2,800.00
Lewis Barcelona Win
Hand embellished, Limited Edition, Framed Canvas. Celebrating Lewis' long overdue first main race win for the Scuderia, Barcelona 2026. It's worth watching the podium ceremony back to see how emotional Lewis was, not being able to take his eyes off his singing Ferrari team.
$2,800.00
Lewis Hamilton 2017 title celebration
Hand embellished, Limited Edition, Framed Canvas. A moment that happened right in front of my eyes in Mexico City, as I guessed exactly where Lewis would stop the car in front of Paddock Club. It was immediately obvious to me what I would be painting the second I got home... I even painted the background first after the night flight, only hen went to bed. The reason why I do 'this'.
$2,800.00
Lewis Hamilton Mexico 17 Car
Hand embellished, Limited Edition, Framed Canvas. Mexico 2017, where Lewis didn't podium but clinched the title - and the first title celebration that I saw unfurling right in front of me, when I was live painting in Foro Sol at the circuit. Core memory cemented, and exemplifying exactly why I do this.
$2,800.00
Lewis – Silverstone 2024
Hand embellished, Limited Edition, Framed Canvas. Lewis Silverstone 2024 win was emotional for the fans, and for the driver, his first win since the devastation of Abu Dhabi 2021, and against the run of form. Following this win Lewis commissioned an artwork from me to celebrate, and as a thank you parting gift to Mercedes for 6 world titles.
$2,800.00
Mansell Red 5
Hand embellished, Limited Edition, Framed Canvas. Created for Silverstone 2025, as I was sharing a race week event with Nigel. Celebrating the first British world champion in 16 years which in 1992 was a big moment cementing my love of the sport, and the start of an ongoing project together for his UK tour, to fundraise for UK Youth.
$2,800.00
