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Abbey Stadium has stood as a familiar landmark in Cambridge for decades. Recently, I completed a new painting of this iconic home ground of Cambridge United. While visiting the stadium to take preparatory photos, I noticed that not much had changed in the eight years since my last painting. The stadium still carries the same character, with the forecourt cluttered by a hand carwash that gives it a somewhat cluttered, almost Steptoe’s yard feel. Being born less than two miles

Creating art that connects with a place and its people brings a unique satisfaction. Recently, I completed a painting of Histon FC’s stadium, a project I had wanted to do for a long time. This painting is more than just a depiction of a football ground; it reflects the local spirit and personal stories that make the club and its surroundings special to me. Why Histon FC Inspired Me Histon FC is not just a football club; it’s part of the local community I live in. Every time I

Painting a football stadium is more than just capturing a building; it’s about preserving the spirit of a club and the community it represents. I recently completed a painting of The Walks Stadium, home to Kings Lynn Town F.C., and I’m thrilled with how it turned out. This project has been on my mind for a while because the stadium entrance has a unique charm, and it felt important to include an East Anglian club in my portfolio. East Anglia is not an area dense with football

Art has evolved dramatically with technology, but the rise of digital and AI-generated art has sparked a debate about the value of traditional hand painted works. While digital art offers convenience and speed, it cannot replicate the depth, authenticity, and lasting appeal of hand painted art. This post explores why owning hand painted art holds unmatched benefits, especially when it comes to collectability, emotional impact, and gifting. Hand painted floral artwork in progr