Oil paintings on paper from c.2013. My fellow Black Ivory member Ron Throop @ronthroop recently discovered that many of his recent oil paintings were done on paper not considered suitable for this type

Camden's ready for 2027 but the online shops aren't. Building and running them is taking more time than expected, but is otherwise going well. Sales have been coming in and seeing the number of listings

Transit Compensation Packs so good that people buy my paintings just to get one, would both guarantee FREE ART FREES ART’s financial future and be perfect illustrate of free art freeing both art and artist.

Not only will people outside of Europe soon be able to buy my artwork from both my online shops, but they’ll also get a free bonus pack of seven original artworks to compensate them for the cost of shipping,

I spent much of this morning on a videophone call, pushing 50 with nothing in the bank, unhelpfully wearing a reversed baseball cap, trying to convince my girlfriend that FREE ART FREES ART isn’t just

A young lady approached me at The Camden Market Free Art Man display a few weeks ago and asked if I’d write something in her notebook. She asked me to put one piece of advice for the reader that I thought

I arrived late to Billy’s painting studio yesterday and he was leaving early for an appointment in town, so I only had a few hours to get some art done. No time to get my paints out and spend a good 25

Tonight’s video is of paintings done in the last couple of days. Oil on canvas, all destined for my online shops. The goal is to have 500 artworks in each of my two shops within six months. Currently,

Today wasn’t too bad, missing yet another Saturday at Camden Market to work on the ongoing FREE ART FREES ART cash flow issue as it was raining anyway. Saturday’s usually Camden’s busiest day of the week

I’m painting Pop Art cats and starting up as a personalised cat portrait painter. All from thinking more about Andy Warhol and Keith Haring, and how I’d like FREE ART FREES ART to be copying them, especially

A series of paintings I'm making in response to a quote in the book To Ease My Troubled Mind - the Authorised Unauthorised History of Billy Childish by Ted Kessler.

Our band has changed its name from “Edgeworth Band” to “The Camden Market Free Art Man”. I haven’t told Emma yet but gave her a copy of under the new name, so she’ll notice at some point. I can hardly

Now my home studio has been cleared out to make room for our weekly Thursday afternoon band practices, I have enough floor space to do some bulk paintings. Three at a time, each set of three taking roughly

Today was the new look Camden Market Free Art Man.

A new song I’ve been working on tonight. Not doing The Camden Market Free Art Man the last four weeks has given me the chance to catch up on work I’ve been putting off. Subsequently, my online shops are

The last three weekends have been too hot to do The Camden Market Free Art Man, allowing some time to upgrade its signage. Alan, the Camden Market Town Crier, has been advising me on my display for months

The three paintings of day four’s Three a Day series are: Palm Leaf Waving Cattle Standing on Chimneys in Cloaks, Flower Field Man and Woman by a Window.

The three paintings of today’s Three a Day series are: Music Room, Stag in a River and Dog Watching Fires.

The three paintings of today’s Three a Day series are: Climbing Dog, Garden Pianist and Two People by a River.

Painting three paintings a day. Here's the live painting video and results of my first day. The series is called “Three a Day” and follows Ron Throop @ronthroop who’s been doing this recently too. Ron