Richard Posters and Art Prints

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Richard Sherman says RUN THE BALL!

Weobley is one of a number of villages on the black and white village trail through Herefordshire (UK). The trail is so named after the Tudor cottages with their dark oak frames and white washed wattle and daub infill (a mix of lime, cow dung and straw 'daub' pushed onto a woven twig 'wattle' - but you probably knew that anyway). In Weobley the cottages are clustered round the old church, making it hard to get a good view, so I've chosen to paint this view instead, from the other end of the village based on a photo I took around 25 years ago. Painted in oil on a 18x24 inch board.

This 8x8 inch oil painting is based on a view outside my window after rain. There was a puddle by the kerb and half a dozen sparrows splashing about as they washed themselves. I've tried to capture something of the movement and energy by keeping the brush strokes looser than I normally would.

There is an empty quarter between Norwich and Great Yarmouth. Its a flat Norfolk Broads landscape criss crossed by drainage channels, and studded with the remains of old drainage mills, no longer used with the advent of electric pumps. Most are romantic ruins, but some such as this one at Thurne (just North of Acle) have been restored to their former glory. This is the last of the windmills painted from my trip several years ago. You can find the others in my Redbubble shop. I've painted this in oils on a 10x12 inch board - small enough for the brush marks to be very apparent.

Title graphic from the classic 1987 American buddy cop movie, Lethal Weapon, starring Mel Gibson and Danny Glover – stacked and weathered version, inspired by Lethal Weapon 2 logo.

Austin Richard Post (born July 4, 1995), known professionally as Post Malone, is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer. Malone has gained distinction and acclaim for his blending of various genres including hip hop, pop, R&B, and trap. His stage name was derived from inputting his birth name into a rap name generator.

Despite Rye in East Sussex being such a tourist honeypot, many of its historic streets can be found completely empty of tourists - such as West Street painted here on a hot sunny day.

RICHARD PRYOR

Loads more Garth Marenghi stuff in my shop!

Gil The Fish 2

A drawing of a white goose wearing a red ribbon, with the caption 'call me Richard'. In a rare existential moment, Goose knows his true self. Think about that joke while you are gaming. Honk! Call me Richard.

"A Whole New Chapter in Crime Solving" From TV Show Castle

Corfe Castle is one of the most scenic spots in Southerm England. The ruin occupies a mound at the one significant gap in the Purbeck Hills that isolated the 'isle' of Purbeck from the rest of Dorset (UK). So it is no surprise that it was built as early as the time of William the Conqueror (11th century). And it is also no surprise that it was demolished by Oliver Cromwell (1646) to stop it becoming a stronghold. Today it stands as a romantic ruin over the picturesque village of Corfe - a place that feels trapped in an Enid Blyton novel, with its old fashioned village feel, complete with preserved steam railway. There are many good angles to view the castle. As well as from the common (here), the hills either side are good vantage point...

A horse statue of Richard I of England, who was known as Richard the Lionheart. This is outside The Palace of Westminster also know as the houses of parliament.

comedy sitcom 1991

The president meets the King in this bold shirt by Alex Robinson

On my travels I came to a florists unlike any I'd seen before. Outside was a wall of vegetation, and looking in the doorway it was a cave of vegetation hanging from every surface. Lit mainly from a second room beyond, it was a magical space and a challenge I just had to have a go at painting. I hope you like it as much as I have enjoyed bringing it to life. Its painted in oils on a 12x16 inch board.

Another of my paintings of beautiful Tenby. This view comes from the little ferry that takes you across to Caldey Island. I chose this angle as it shows much of the town spread across its bluff, and its a view you rarely see published. Painted in oil on a 20x8 inch board

This is a view of Tenby that I've repainted over an original version I did in 2004. Why do that you may ask - well I felt I could do it a lot better now after so many years experience. I'm certainly happy with this version, and hope you enjoy it too. The view is from the path that leads to the museum, and its glimpsed through a gap, with the harbour just beneath. The painting is 14x18 inches.

Richard Rider AKA Nova

Richard Hell offset graphic

Richard Alva Cavett is an American television personality, comedian and former talk show host notable for his conversational style and in-depth discussions. He appeared regularly on nationally broadcast television in the United States for five decades, from the 1960s through the 2000s.

Laff Records - the filthy comedy label that brought us Richard Pryor, Redd Foxx, LaWanda Page and Skillet & Leroy!

An illustration of the infamous Zuni Warrior fetish doll from "Trilogy Of Terror".

Castle really is ruggedly handsome

What the flip!

Clocking in at nearly an hour, Wagner's doomed hero Tristan just refuses to die in Act 3. That is, till Isolde comes to be with him.

A view of Winchester from St Giles Hill (just behind the statue), and showing the main shopping street past the guildhall (green roof), the big clock and all the way to the arch and the great hall (just out of sight top left). I've drawn this on A3 cartridge paper with a dipping pen and ink and selectively shaded with aquarel colour pencils.

Designed by Richard Delaney: logo for artists, art students, art lovers, and anyone who enjoys Oil on Canvas or painting in general. Designed to look contemporary while referencing advertisement illustrations of the 1950's.

Richard the Ramen Bender!

Kolchack in splash watercolor painting

I have painted The Maltings - a shopping area of Salisbury (UK) before, showing a cafe at one end. I spotted this view sitting on a bench, eating a sandwich and watching the world go by on the many paths that cross the area. What appealed to me was the pool of light either side of the gnarled willow trunk, framed beautifully by the foliage and the shade on the ground. Painted in oil on a 16x12 inch board.

Don't be a Prick. Cheeky cactus print for when you're having a bad day. Just don't be a dick.

The Salisbury art market takes place the first Sunday of the month during the summer months. I was there in July selling my wares and couldn't resist the opportunity to take some reference photos for another painting. And after a couple of weeks work her is the finished 12x24 inch oil painting...