I know its been awhile :s

a big update will be here very very soon, I've just been so Busy arrrrrgh!

What A Blurr

Okay just to update, show four was finished, hung and opened all on time to great success, we had plenty of visitors and it was all good fun, so thats the last of the shows I've had to produce for welcome to the neighbourhood. thats 100 paintings in about 8 months (what is it with me and the number 100?) so I'm taking a bit of a break right now. WTTN isn't quite over yet, we still have the museum show to do yet, but no new artworks have to be produced for that which is good but we are doing all manner of other crazy things while thats on, more on that soon..

here are some paintings from show 4:

and here is a nice right up from the BBC: here

SHOW 4!!!!

I only have about 7 more images to paint for this show, it would be great if you could get down to see this show also if you would like an invite to the preview on Monday 30th May, just pop me an email.

yesterday's Guardian.

Fantastic time lapse video by Glenn Whorrall

I meant to post this awhile back, but never got round to it, the highly talented film maker and animator Glenn Whorrall made this great time lapse movie of one painting during the preview of the GIGhibition. I love it I think it's great.

Juan Moore Exhibition - Time-Lapse from Your Movie Crew on Vimeo.

still alive.

Sorry it's been awhile, I've had the inevitable after exhibition illness, but alls well and I'm now working hard on the next show. the GIGhibition however did phenomenally well, we had well over 500 people attend the preview and all of the musicians where fantastic, sales were very high as well, all in all a great night, nowI'm off to work on show 4.

Thank you Isle of Man Arts Council

It has occurred to me that I have not said thank you to the Isle of man Arts Council for funding my year long project, so this post is for you guys, thank you for funding Welcome to The Neighbourhood.