Sir Brian was once a lowly squire who hailed from the war-torn squalor of Fulham. When he had, after many astonishing deeds, won his spurs and the hand of his lady, Patricia, he settled in the hamlet of Rookley on a rugged Island. He sired two children, one of whom became an artist and we believe, painted this portrait.
awesome! More please!
ReplyDeleteHi Terry. Great work. Just want to make sure you're the same Terry from those new CDW training videos? They look good. I'll try to them up soon.
ReplyDeleteGod Bless,
George
That is indeed me, George. I hope you enjoy them and please don't be offended by the swearing! I actually curbed my language a bit after seeing myself in these vids, I had no idea that I was so foul mouthed :|
ReplyDeleteTerry I really dig your style. its got an animated feel to it that i really like. Are there any additional resources that you recommend that may have been useful to you for drawing/painting? Any favorite books or blogs?
ReplyDeleteHey Terry, particularly like the reference to Rookley, brings back memories of coming down to your place to see if you were coming out to play! Found some old shots of those murals at N.hill that you did, think they made it onto Hey Look That's Me from memory.
ReplyDeleteGood to see you've kept your hand in!
Best wishes,
Neil