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Drawing made in response to having to self isolate with COVID-19 and dreaming of how pleasant it would be to take a walk in the park. -
I started Drainting, a cross between drawing and painting. This cartoon was developed into the Sometimes oil painting. -
At the start of the first COVID-19 lockdown people panic brought clearing the shelves of supermarkets whilst maintaining social distancing. Empty shelves were rather alarming as a person with diabetes as I need a stable supply of carbohydrate which was gone. -
Drawing made in response to paranoia and fear of other people that gestated during COVID-19 lockdowns. Supermarkets felt scenes in apocalyptic movies. . . -
Drawing made at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, UK Government guidance was a shambles and people were unclear on the nature of the infectious disease and how to tey to protect against it. There was a new story of a man on the tube with a plastic box on his head. -
A drawing in response to COVID-19 and the introduction of face masks and shork wark insolation in the park. Inspired by Salon des Cent, 1896, Pierre Bonnard. -
Drawing made in response to COVID19 lockdown isolation, looking out a city and only seeing the buildings as everybody is stuck inside looking out.
