Andrew Cranston: Blues

Andrew Cranston: BluesOften depicting narrative vignettes drawn from his own personal history, or literary and anecdotal sources, Andrew Cranstons work is consistently concerned with narrative and storytelling. Incorporating varnish and collage onto his paintings, Cranston enacts a layered referentiality with an often surreal, deadpan sense of humour. Working mostly as a painter, Cranston is interested in lithography for its proximity to drawing. The crayons, used to draw

she's now following her own passions

Edition Size: 50

Paper Size: 29 x 100 cm Medium: Screenprint Edition Size: 28

- Toby Paterson

before leaves can blossom again

Medium: Lithograph with screenprint

concerned with experimenting with surrealist and psychedelic imagery

enhancing the sense that we are looking through the window at the portrait and to a moment frozen in time

This is a triptych consisting of two side panels and one main

‘Veranderlijk’ translated from Dutch means unstable

Incorporating varnish and collage onto his paintings

either directly of through metaphor and extend their own experience