A new picture blending some of the cities most fascinating
permanent faces with some classic signage: Includes, in the faces, the Pier
Head sculptures, heads featuring on the Cunard Building, a mannequin from
Quiggins, the chained men behind Liverpool Town Hall and the lions at St.
George’s Hall.
A collection of classic and original signs, some of which have
already disappeared, which are resonant of the city. Street, shop, pub and
business names, created during the past 150 years are worked together into an
art piece.
The picture can be created at a number of different sizes - and
if you would like a particular name - your own street name, business name or
simply a sign that means something to you which does not appear in the work,
then I’m happy to discuss taking extra pictures and working them into the
design so it is a one-off picture for you. 
Here, Liverpool’s enormous Anglican Cathedral is pictured part
reflected in the bonnet and windscreen of a shiny black car, and then the
picture is turned upside down.
The Cathedral is reflected in the windscreen and bonnet of a
car.
Over the Rainbow is a celebration of the diversity of Liverpool's
colourful buildings. Each picture is a colour of the rainbow in order: from
left; Red is a church door at Everton Church. Orange is the Belvedere Hotel on
Mount Pleasant. Yellow is stained glass in Edwards Bar on Concert Lane (Bold
Street). Green is the 'Royal' in the telephone number on the former Clifford
Shirt Manufacturing Co. on Berry Street; Blue is No. 84 Rodney Street. Indigo
is a stained glass window in St. Nicholas Church, the Parish church of
Liverpool, and Violet is Velvet Lounge on Bold Street
City of Surprising Colours starts from left with an 18th century
gilded French settee at Quiggins, the alternative antiques store; The stained
glass window is in the Commercial Hotel near Lime Street station. The mosaic
tiles are at the Philharmonic Pub bar, and the yellow house is a pub on Back
Berry Street.
from left to right: Metropolitan Cathedral stained glass window;
Warehouse on Henry Street; Winslow pub at Everton F.C.; Window in Philharmonic
pub; Baa Bar (formerly H&J Jones (1897)) on Fleet Street; Front door at No.
78 Seel Street; Mosaic tiles on facade of Royal Hotel, Smithdown
Road.
Series of pure Art Deco images on public buildings around the
centre of Liverpool.
from left to right: Font base at Anglican Cathedral; Radio tower in
reflection; Chained man, Liverpool Town Hall square; Tower in reflection,
corner of Stanley Street and Whitechapel (above Wade Smith); Simpson Fountain,
in wall of St. Nicholas Chruch; Dome in Beetham Towers; ceiling, East India
Building
from left to right: Original ironwork at Palm House, Sefton Park;
Paradise Street with regeneration plan; The Liver Building; Liverpool
University, Ashton Building, Ashton Street; Wellington Buildings reflected in
Liver Building windows; Lime Street Station clock; Upper Parliament Street
terrace
from left to right: Everyman Theatre; St. Nicholas Parish Church
windows; Traditional barber's shop, Garston; Adjoining Eye and Ear Infirmary,
Myrtle Street; Kirkland's Viennese bakery; The Cavern nightclub; Vintage truck
parts, Quiggins alternative antiques, College Lane; Columns at Lime Street
station
from left to right: Boat named 'Prosperity' at Sandon Dock;
Paramount Picture House; Inside Palm House at Sefton Park; Gents' loos at
Philharmonic Pub; Humyak House (dated 1864), Duke Street; Everton Toffee
poster, London Road; Albert Dock
The stained glass windows, pictured horizontally, and the
reflection of the stained glass onto the concrete at the Catholic
Cathedral
Compilation picture of the bronze profile relief of a woman's head
in the gates of the Philharmonic Pub
reflected in the glass walls of Beetham Towers.
storage silos with steps in the sun, reflecting onto the
steel
The power of the sun reflecting the vivid blue sky on the steel
storage silos at Sandon Dock
Single image of the bronze relief profile in the gates at the
Philharmonic pub
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